Quick Fixes For WordPress Errors
by Dan Nickerson on Tuesday, July 6th, 2010 | 3 Comments
WordPress is the greatest website publishing system we’ve ever seen. It’s used on over 200 Million websites, by homeowners, home businesses, small businesses and even major corporations.
The WordPress community has created 1000′s of themes, plugins and other tools to help WordPress users customize and enhance this website.
With so many plugins, themes and literally millions of configurations.. It’s inevitable that errors will arise.
If you’re faced with a WordPress error you need a quick resolution for, we hope you’ll check out WordPressErrors.com for a solution. Let us help you troubleshoot that error fast, saving you time, revenue and frustration.
I TOTALLY messed up.i tried to tweak the url i think in the wordpress directory.i then decided i would start from scratch.i tried to delete some wp-files in my cpanel.that was it.i now made all of my sites(4)offline.to tell the truth i think i deleted my home directory.i am depressed.my hosting company seems stuck.(namecheap).any sort of suggestions would be appreciated.
You can always fix a path issue via phpmyadmin. The first thing to check is if your databases are intact. If so, you just need to upload WordPress to your site locations and then find out the DB names, usernames and passwords. If you don’t have them create a new user/pass to assign to DB. Then edit the wp-config.php file with that database info.. and voila.. all your sites are restored.
If you deleted the databases and neither you or your host has a backup.. You’re screwed. If you’re sites were indexed in Google, sometimes if you get lucky you can view the cache and copy all our text content before Google reindexes the site.
thank you will try.i will respond back the results.