Ipstenu (Mika Epstein) on "Irregular 404s on root domain only"
Oh yes, many of us search by tags :) I keep a perma-watch on the ones that interest me most (like my plugins ;) )
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There is no wp-content.php file, wp-content is a folder containing your site's themes, plugins, uploaded media ...
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Thanks but in the wp-content folder what do I upload via the FTP in the C Panel in Godaddy?
View Articleesmi on "Connecting Local Wordpress.org Website To Domain & Hosting"
You need to review Moving_WordPress. This is a lot more complex than uploading some files.
View Articledadvan on "Contact Form 7 + WP-Mail-SMTP + Godaddy E-mail not working"
Log into your cPanel and hit MX Entry > Email Routing > Remote Mail Exchanger (instead of Local Mail Exchanger). If you do not have access to this setting you can call Godaddy and ask them to do...
View Articleilivenolye on "Everything is gone!"
Someone purchased my domain and hosting for me through GoDaddy. For some reason, my hosting expired on June 1st and the domain is set to expire at the end of this month. I renewed both tonight, logged...
View Articlecubecolour on "Everything is gone!"
If you do not have a full backup of both your files and your database you need to ask GoDaddy whether they have one.
View Articlehiphopinenglish on "Connecting Local Wordpress.org Website To Domain & Hosting"
You need to upload the entire contents of the wp-content folder to your FTP server.
View Articleilivenolye on "Everything is gone!"
What I don't understand is that if I completed everything in WordPress why is everything gone? I didn't upload anything to GoDaddy, nothing but the theme. But, when I sign into WP, it uses the same...
View Articlecubecolour on "Everything is gone!"
If you uploaded the theme to GoDaddy that means that you are using a self-hosted WordPress installation. If you didn't install it yourself it was installed by GoDaddy for you - perhaps using a...
View Articleesmi on "Everything is gone!"
why is everything gone? Your site's content was stored in your database - which in turn was hosted within your GoDaddy account.
View Articleilivenolye on "Everything is gone!"
@Cubecolour, yes, I uploaded the theme (which was the last one that I chose to use - after having the blog for a year). This was the only thing I did with GoDaddy in that entire time. @Esmi, right, but...
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Your database was part of your hosting. It was deleted when your hosting was cancelled. Therefore all of your site content was deleted.
View Articleilivenolye on "Everything is gone!"
Yes I see that. I just don't understand how if I did everything in WP why it's gone, hosting or not.
View Articleilivenolye on "Everything is gone!"
How do I do a backup of my files so that this doesn't happen again...should I decide to continue my blog.
View Articleesmi on "Everything is gone!"
I just don't understand how if I did everything in WP why it's gone, hosting or not. Where did you think your site's content was stored? How do I do a backup of my files It is not files that you need...
View Articleilivenolye on "Everything is gone!"
I thought since it showed up on Wordpress that it'd stay there. I've used other blogging software before and anytime I left the blog and came back, my content was still there. I understand I'm an idiot...
View Articleesmi on "Everything is gone!"
As I said previously, your site's content was stored in your database - which in turn was hosted within your GoDaddy account. There is no connection between wordpress.org and any self-hosted WordPress...
View Articleilivenolye on "Everything is gone!"
So what you're saying is there is no way to backup anything then? Because that's what I keep asking. How do I save my crap to avoid this from happening again. If I want to use hosting with another...
View ArticleAndrew on "Everything is gone!"
This should help http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Backups#Backing_Up_Your_WordPress_Site
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