404 is failure to communicate with the server. So either your configuration is not complete for the new server (for ex: permalinks), or your server needs optimization. You could try checking the server error log or php error log first.
From the comments fo @OneTrickPony, I came to know that, Mystique hasn’t been updated for a long time, but a major update is going to be released these days, and most likely this won’t happen in the new version… So, I conclude that issue is coming from the Theme itself. ( Not sure, but from … Read more
Switch to the HTML editor and you’ll be able to see all of your page markup. You likely have an unclosed tag or extra line return somewhere in the content, so the visual editor adds additional markup to clean that up.
Turn off all your plugins… then check it. if its all good (what would probably be true) start activating your plugins on at a time to find the problem maker. This happened to me several times and in 9/10 cases was a plugin… the 1/10 time was a nasty code i pasted into my functions.php … Read more
You seem to be facing a similar problem to this: Some plugins adding full server path after url (with custom wp-content folder) My first suggestion is to examine the value of WP_CONTENT_DIR and see whether it’s what you expect. Not sure how the path could be getting mixed up, but I bet if you compare … Read more
I solved it this way <form name=”input” action=”<?php echo get_bloginfo( ‘template_directory’ ).”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”.’post_options_from_form.php’; ?>” method=”post”> although i wanted post_options_from_form.php to be an admin page. Edit: This finally worked as i was able to post to the admin page i created <form name=”input” action=”admin.php?page=admin_page” method=”post”> On the function, function admin_page() { require(‘post_options_from_form.php’); }
Just in case anyone might stumble upon this and have the same problem, it can be done by manipulating the admin menu itself, and there’s a great tutorial for this http://wp.tutsplus.com/tutorials/creative-coding/customizing-your-wordpress-admin/
Maybe you can open a thickbox with javascript. A example with check for the height and width of the thickbox. <script type=”text/javascript”> <!– var viewportwidth, viewportheight; if (typeof window.innerWidth != ‘undefined’ ) { viewportwidth = window.innerWidth-80, viewportheight = window.innerHeight-100 } else if (typeof document.documentElement != ‘undefined’ && typeof document.documentElement.clientWidth != ‘undefined’ && document.documentElement.clientWidth != 0) … Read more
Whenever you find apply_filters() or do_action in the core files, you’ll have an entry point. If not, jQuery is never enough. And case it’s not enough, some heavy trickery is always available.
Images on admin backend not showing up