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I have a django app up and running. I went to the control panel, created a WordPress app called "blog". I navigate to the WordPress URL http://[mysite].webfactional.com/blog/wp-login.php and see the prompt to log into my blog. It is crude css. Am I at the right location? Am I supposed to see a nice WordPress login? I enter "admin" and the extra info password created for my WordPress app, but then I get a CSRF error, 403 forbidden.
asked 26 Feb '13, 19:46 Mr_T |
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The problem is that the "Site URL" and "Home" settings in your WordPress options are not correct. You can solve it in any of the following ways:
Hope that helps! answered 27 Feb '13, 15:55 seanf OK thanks I will try that. I have a website up and running with an http server run by a django app. I should just be able to add a WordPress web application to this site under "/blog", right?
(27 Feb '13, 16:38)
Mr_T
Yes, you can run a WordPress app on a URL path below your Django app, but sometimes our control panel doesn't set the WP options correctly, so you need to take the corrective action I've described above.
(27 Feb '13, 16:49)
seanf
It was easy to delete the wp database, user, and app. Retried that, but same problem. So I've tried method 1 with the hack in the wp-config.php and it worked, thanks! Maybe I'll look into the other solutions so I can perform a better fix.
(27 Feb '13, 17:09)
Mr_T
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