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I thought i'd include the php file that gets downloaded when i attempt to open the webpage on localhost. This is the code, the referenced file certainly exists within the installation. I guess the only thing that stands out is whether '__DIR__' is defined or not.

<?php
/**
* Front to the WordPress ...

I've checked this issue out with the Wordpress forum and the consensus is that it's a PHP issue, but i just don't see one, so i'm looking for ideas/insight.

I'm running MAMP 6.8 on my localhost and have 6-8 other client Wordpress installations that i can start up at anytime without issue, all ...

Yes, i tried without SSL enabled.
Yes, i tried using a variety of ports, including the default ones.
No, i have not uninstalled/reinstalled.

I will try that. Still, my question remains. Should there not be some sort of message in a log somewhere indicating exactly what the problem is? Is this an ...

Hi-
I've been running MAMP (currently 6.6) for a couple of years on my own computer (Apple Mac - Monterrey 12.6.6) using localhost without issue. I've deployed a couple of sites including a brand new one and i've been working to get SSL working on localhost with Wordpress so when i push up changes i ...

Further update on this:

I WAS able to step around my current problem by adding the following two lines of code to my localhost's wp-config.php file:

define('WP_HOME','http://localhost:8888');
define('WP_SITEURL','http://localhost:8888');

So, my immediate roadblock has been cleared. However, i ...

Today, i tried creating a site certificate for my localhost to enable it to use ssl following the steps of this excellent author:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=886Pea2ljm0
(rather than watching the video, there's a link below with all the steps, which i followed to the letter).

However, that did ...

It's not a longshot, yes, my client's website uses https in many places, i can't get around that. However, i've tried it both ways (i "think" you are referring to using the URL formed in this way?: http://localhost:8888/wp-admin) and both give me the same message. All this time, i've simply ...

I hope someone can help me with this, i cannot figure it out. I've got a MAMP installation (version 6.3) using Apache running on my Mac, i've got a client's Wordpress website installed on it and it works just fine. However, when i try to access the localhost's Wordpress admin facility, i get the ...

MAMP or MAMP Pro?

You need to edit the PHP.INI master template file


php-ini-template-edit-mamp-forums.jpg


Based on the information that you gave me, i started looking around the MAMP installation looking for a "template" file. I "think" i found an applicable one at /Applications/MAMP/bin/php ...

MAMP or MAMP Pro?

You need to edit the PHP.INI master template file


php-ini-template-edit-mamp-forums.jpg


MAMP, so far. Thanks for the reply, the screenshot you gave me was from MAMP Pro, i don't see that menu option in straight MAMP, i'll see if i can find it in the MAMP installation itself ...