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todd

I am having a really weird issue. I installed it yesterday, I made some edits to the features in EcoPro last night. Now when I go into the module to make changes, anytime I try to save when in the theme options or when I try to add a feature box I get a 404 error. I tried uninstalling and re-installing but that didn't help. I have screen shots of my steps if needed.

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Andrew

first, did you disable plugins? Which files did you edit?

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todd

I disabled the theme by selecting another theme. I then uninstalled the theme and then re uploaded it using the ftp option in wordpress themes. There error was happening by me clicking on EcoPro on the left admin bar then clicking save, (no changes being made) I can easily nuke my wordpress site and reload and re-add the module if you would like. The site I am working on is a backup of data from my existing site. Todd @ToddLamothe

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todd

I nuked the wordpress site, nuked the db. Re-ftped Wordpress, configured it and then added EcoPro. Activated the theme and then went to save. Same problem as before.

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bryan-hadaway

Then that to me sounds like the culprit is a customization somewhere that is saved in the DB, meaning you'll really have to retrace your steps and try to figure out what changes you could have made or plugins you could have added around the time the error started happening. Please provide a link to your website. Thanks, Bryan

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todd

I wish there was customization. I took an empty directory on my website, uploaded vanilla Wordpress using FTP. Created an empty Mysql database. Ran the config, uploaded the the theme. That is all I have done so far. The link is www.ToddLamothe.com/toddlamothe I am going to try setting a sub-domain of test.toddlamothe.com and see if it yeilds better results.

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todd

Making a sub-domain fixed it. so test.toddlamothe.com fixed the problem. Curious why it won't work in a directory, but whatever. Todd

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todd

Sascha, Doesn't appear to be related. Sorry.

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todd

I lied, it isn't fixed. I am just not getting an error message when I save. The options are not saving.

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todd

Attempted adding it in on the main blog. I am receiving the 404 error there as well. So not a directory issue.

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Andrew

Ya, this is a little strange. Could you post your php.ini settings here? Can you give us server information? (apache, php version etc...) WP version? Just to double check, no plugins are running correct?

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todd

Wordpress 2.9.2 Here are the rest. Program Version Apache:2.2.15 CentOS: . cPanel: 11.25.0-RELEASE Curl:7.12.1 MySQL 5.1.30 phpMyAdmin 3.2.4 Python: 2.4.3 Program Version Perl: 5.8.8 PHP: 5.2.4 ionCube Loader: 3.3.14 Zend Optimizer:3.3.9 Ruby:1.8.7 Rails: 2.3.5 OpenSSL: 0.9.8e-fips-rhel5 Not sure where to find php.ini, I am hosting on hostgator. No plugins running, hello dolly and askismet is there but unactivated. I have an admin account that gives me the 404 error. Using the admin account removes the 404 but the settings don't save. Pressing Save sends me back to the main EcoPro page. I did this have this working the other night when I bought it. I started customizing my blog but the next day it stopped behaving. I have since deleted that setup and created this really vanilla setup for testing.

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Andrew

so I guess the question is... what were the customizations? Do you have something you suspect caused it? Try this: in init_core.php change `define('DEBUG', false);` to `define('DEBUG', true);` and see if you get some warnings...

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clint

I just started having the same problem! I already had some features set up, so everything was working fine just a few weeks ago. Yet, today I tried to save a change to one of my features and I keep getting a 404 message and it does not save the changes..

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clint

by the way, I'm using the iblogpro 4 theme

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clint

arron, I made the changes you suggested in the file editor and everything went crazy and some warning cam up, so I changed in back to false

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todd

The first night, I downloaded it, installed it and I took the logo out, made a feature in the red area and two feature boxes. Was able to click save and see changes. Then I went to bed, the next morning, I could make no changes. The 404 errors started the next morning. Add a feature, adding a logo, all the same. Here is the debug info: the tdomain spot is assuming I think is correct. Notice: Use of undefined constant TDOMAIN - assumed 'TDOMAIN' in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/config/config_widgets.php on line 10 Notice: Use of undefined constant TDOMAIN - assumed 'TDOMAIN' in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/config/config_widgets.php on line 45 Notice: Use of undefined constant TDOMAIN - assumed 'TDOMAIN' in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/config/config_widgets.php on line 77 Notice: Use of undefined constant TDOMAIN - assumed 'TDOMAIN' in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/config/config_widgets.php on line 108 Notice: Use of undefined constant TDOMAIN - assumed 'TDOMAIN' in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/config/config_sidebars.php on line 5 Notice: Use of undefined constant TDOMAIN - assumed 'TDOMAIN' in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/config/config_sidebars.php on line 14 Notice: Use of undefined constant TDOMAIN - assumed 'TDOMAIN' in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/pro/sidebars_pro.php on line 5 Notice: Use of undefined constant TDOMAIN - assumed 'TDOMAIN' in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/pro/sidebars_pro.php on line 13 Notice: Use of undefined constant TDOMAIN - assumed 'TDOMAIN' in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/pro/sidebars_pro.php on line 22 Notice: Use of undefined constant TDOMAIN - assumed 'TDOMAIN' in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/pro/sidebars_pro.php on line 30 Notice: Use of undefined constant TDOMAIN - assumed 'TDOMAIN' in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/pro/sidebars_pro.php on line 38 Notice: Use of undefined constant TDOMAIN - assumed 'TDOMAIN' in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/pro/sidebars_pro.php on line 46 Notice: Use of undefined constant TDOMAIN - assumed 'TDOMAIN' in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/pro/sidebars_pro.php on line 54 Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/core/admin/options.class.php on line 216

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todd

Clint, what do the warnings say? Are they the same ones?

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todd

Didn't notice these errors in the theme window. Here is more: Notice: Undefined index: selectvalues in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/core/admin/option_templates.php on line 38 Notice: Undefined index: version in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/core/admin/option_templates.php on line 39 Notice: Undefined index: imagepreview in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/core/admin/option_templates.php on line 39 Notice: Undefined variable: serialize_subvalues in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/core/admin/option_templates.php on line 39 Notice: Undefined index: optionicon in /home/tlamothe/public_html/toddlamothe/wp-content/themes/EcoPro/core/admin/option_templates.php on line 39

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clint

They look like the same warnings as yours. I changed the file back to false.

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clint

I also disabled every plugin so that's not the issue. won't let me modify anything inside the feature setup.

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todd

I have this installed in a brand new wordpress installation with no plugins, same issue. Maybe it is something at hostgator.

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cmunns

We are looking into this problem further.

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