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By dneff on
Sorry if this is the wrong place to post, but I installed drupal 7 on 000webhost and when I try and go to the /admin or /user/login panel I get an error from 000webhost saying "error, this page has not been found." What is wrong? I did NOT change the /admin nor the /user/login panel.
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Assuming you site otherwise
Assuming you site otherwise works, check your root folder for Drupal to see if contains an 'admin' or 'user' folder
Thanks. It des contain those
Thanks. It des contain those folders
They are the source of the
They are the source of the problem then
So how do I fix it? Don't i
So how do I fix it? Don't i want those folders?
Ok, I re-installed a fresh
Ok, I re-installed a fresh download of drupal 7 without those folders and I have the SAME problem. Check it out here: http://challengingreligion.host22.com/
It works for me, 'user' takes
It works for me, 'user' takes me to the login page, 'admin' gives me access denied. You might try clearing your browser cache, possibly the Drupal cache.
I did both suggestions and
I did both suggestions and neither worked. It takes me to this page: http://error404.000webhost.com/?
I'm running google chrome. What browser are you using? Could that be a part of the problem?
update: I enabled clean URLS and that made the situation worse. Now, almost nothing is working for me; including the admin short cut keys!
Works for me in Firefox and
Works for me in Firefox and Chrome under Windows 7. Odd error page, makes me think it is something with the hosting since a 404 should take you to Drupals "Page not found" page
Yeah. But why does it work
Yeah. But why does it work for you and not me? That's the problem!
Also, I am re-installing it.
Now it looks like it is not
Now it looks like it is not running index.php since it is giving you directory listings which is bad (that feature of the web server should really be turned off). I am wondering if you have the drupal .htaccess file in place in the sites root folder.
As I said, I'm reinstalling
As I said, I'm reinstalling the scripts.
Problem solved. I had to
Problem solved. I had to change hosts. I gave up on 000Webhost
You need to run the cron.php
You have to run the cron.php
Like this: http://example.com/cron.php after running the whole page will turm into white. No Need to worry remove the cron.php and type /admin or /user.
Like this: http://example.com/admin
Now you can navigate to you admin pages.
DON'T FORGET! Clean Up URL
This worked!!!
xoxo