Wordpress PHP Issue

Hello,
I've just had my sites transferred to Hosgator and now on my main page of all 6 sites I have this:

Warning: require_once(wp-content/themes/ADreamtoHost/phpFlickr-3.1/phpFlickr.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home4/clubacti/public_html/clubactivoroadcycling.com/wp-content/themes/ADreamtoHost/home.php on line 330

Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required 'wp-content/themes/ADreamtoHost/phpFlickr-3.1/phpFlickr.php' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home4/clubacti/public_html/clubactivoroadcycling.com/wp-content/themes/ADreamtoHost/home.php on line 330

Code (markup):

Can someone help me resolve this and get it off from showing on all my sites?

Thanks

 

Reinstall phpflickr? Which I assume is a plugin of some sort. Or, reinstall the theme, if it's part of the theme

 

There isn't a PHPFlickr plugin and the theme is now custom built.

 

rename plugins folder under wp-content. and see if its work or not.

 

How do I do that? What too?

 

login to your cPanel, find "File Manager" open your website folder, than wp-content, select plugins, and choose "Rename" on menu.

DONE!

 

It's not the plugin folder, it's the theme folder.

It would seem a file or folder was not moved properly to the new hosting.

It does not appear to be related in any way to a plugin.

 

That made it worse so nope it didn't work

 

Is there away to resolve this issue Robin?

 

Do you have a copy of the original custom theme?

 

PhpFlickr seems to be a class created to interface with Flickr, and probably has been put in the theme by whomever wrote it for some functionality - if there's been a problem when moving the site, reinstall the theme (delete the theme folder, and reinstall it from scratch).
I've never really understood people moving sites - you don't move the files, you just move the database, and reinstall whichever plugins and themes you have on the new site - much simpler and cleaner, and all dependencies etc. are set from the get go.

 

its seem the problem is your themes file. make sure all files already transfered sucsesfully to your new host.

 

Can you please check folder name "phpFlickr-3.1" exists in /wp-content/themes/ADreamtoHost/

if not exists then

Please open
/wp-content/themes/ADreamtoHost/home.php

And remove the below code from line number 330

require_once(wp-content/themes/ADreamtoHost/phpFlickr-3.1/phpFlickr.php);

Code (markup):

Try this I hope problem will be solved

If Exists then

Please check folder have the same name and letter capital and small as "phpFlickr-3.1" and then check the file name as well in the folder "phpFlickr.php" you can easily rename both file and folder by double click on the name through filemanager.

 

I think PoPSiCLe has the right idea. Your custom theme may have stored a setting from your old server that breaks things on the new one. Something like using an absolute path such as /home4/accountname/public_html/sitedomain which breaks that portion of the theme.

 

you can use 'include' instead 'require_once'

 

What I wish for is people actually adressing the problems, instead of the symptoms. How is quenching an error-message fixing anything?

 

Could you give me your site? I will help you fix it