When I hit submit, I get shot to the front page of my site (a wordpress blog) and I'm not sure where to begin trying to figure this out. I've searched these forums but haven't been able to find an answer that works. Can someone point me in the right direction?
Just wanted to say that I fixed it. My host (and how crazy that they couldn't figure this out) had hotlinking protection turned on. Once I turned that off, I could see I was getting the 404 errors that sound pretty common and then went through the forums to figure out how to fix it. (For me it was changing the process.php permissions to 644.)
Just wanted to update for anyone else struggling.
Dawn
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If a file can not be found, or is not recognized, some hosts are setup to default to the web sites home page. My site is setup this way.
Your problem is likely to be that your host is not recognizing files with the .php file extension. Try chaning the file extension to .php4. Also contact you host to see what requirements are setup for PHP files.
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My script hosts are stymied. Here's the form:
http://www.thiswomanswork.com/review/use/BlogReviewers/form1.html
When I hit submit, I get shot to the front page of my site (a wordpress blog) and I'm not sure where to begin trying to figure this out. I've searched these forums but haven't been able to find an answer that works. Can someone point me in the right direction?
It's very strange. Another example of the weirdness: the admin page also shoots me back to the front page of my site:
http://www.thiswomanswork.com/review/use/BlogReviewers/admin/index.php
Although the file is there and should be accessible.
TIA,
Dawn
Just wanted to say that I fixed it. My host (and how crazy that they couldn't figure this out) had hotlinking protection turned on. Once I turned that off, I could see I was getting the 404 errors that sound pretty common and then went through the forums to figure out how to fix it. (For me it was changing the process.php permissions to 644.)
Just wanted to update for anyone else struggling.
Dawn
If a file can not be found, or is not recognized, some hosts are setup to default to the web sites home page. My site is setup this way.
Your problem is likely to be that your host is not recognizing files with the .php file extension. Try chaning the file extension to .php4. Also contact you host to see what requirements are setup for PHP files.