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I’ve tried doing that many times, in fact for each clean install, the first thing I did was select a predefined theme in Enfold and save changes – and each time it’s made this error.
It appears the theme won’t access or create the dynamic_avia folder so I thought I’d copy it over and see if it made a difference and it hasn’t.
Permissions are fine throughout the entire site structure, and I can’t seem to figure out why this is happening – is there perhaps a debug plugin I can install to track where this error occurs?
I did a clean install of InstantWP, undated to 3.6, installed Enfold and made a quick theme color change and saved the settings. Copied the dynamic_avia folder from uploads from the InstantWP and pasted it into my live FTP directory. Logged into live WP checked if I could save or read the colour settings and it did not work.
All permission settings are 755.
I’d be more than happy to send my WP/FTP login details if that would help.
(also my wordpress files are not installed in root, but in /wordpress)
The uploads folder has 755 as well – and I did a test backup with a plug-in earlier and it wrote files to the uploads folder without issues, and I’ve had no issues with any plugins at this point as well and I’ve tried many, and other files exist in the uploads folder as well.
As relied to me:
The server is a managed “shared” Zeus hosting service, we do not have any advanced backend access, cpanel, etc. It is not a VPS, or dedicated webserver box. We have the following: Zeus Web Server v4.3, PHP v5.3.13, MySQL v5.1.67, perl v5.10.1.
The server is hosted at: connection.ca
That folder never existed.
I used InstantWP (offline WP editor) to install the theme and generate those files.
Then I copied them into that online folder, and tried to have the theme read the settings of the uploaded files, and nothing worked.
The theme works find offline, I’ve had no luck in trying to mirror those customization online at all.
Not really sure where to go from here at all.
