Getting 404 error

Help fix the error please

[liriotherapy]

Hi
I got new website in worldpress, I got too many error 404 for the old pages, I added robots.txt plugin from wordpress still getting error, I removed the robots.txt, <snip>
I got hat.access, but didnt add the rules in there.
Could you check for me please and help me how to fix?
thanks

[edited by: engine at 5:08 pm (utc) on Jun 14, 2016]
[edit reason] Please see WebmasterWorld TOS [/edit]

[wilderness]

liriotherapy,
If you resubmit your lines (hopefuily the file is not too large), however EDIT/change and references to your domain, using instead EXAMPLE.com, than your submission should be o.k.

Hopefully than, somebody may assist you.

[liriotherapy]

Hi See bellow, what I getting:
Bummer! You have one more 404
IP Address213.106.94.176
404 Path/images/laser-treatment.jpg
User AgentMozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_11_4) AppleWebKit/601.5.17 (KHTML, like Gecko)


Bummer! You have one more 404
IP Address207.46.13.168
404 Path/indexLondon.html
User AgentMozilla/5.0 (compatible; bingbot/2.0; +http://www.bing.com/bingbot.htm)
Where can I resubmit, already I sent to bingbot, still getting 404, thanks

[not2easy]

404s are a normal server response when a file is requested that is not found. "Bummer!" is not normally part of the server response. Where do you see these 404s? Are these generated by some plugin? Have you created a "Search Console" account with Google? You can also create a similar Webmaster Tools account with Bing. That gives you a simple way to notify search engines that you are aware of the missing files.

The .htaccess file is found at the root directory of your domain normally. It is not a good idea to edit that file until you have a good understanding of what rules should be there and how to use the right syntax for your version of Apache. The little section for WordPress is added automatically when WordPress is installed on your domain. Some plugins might also add their own little sections to htaccess also but you should learn to use WordPress without relying on more plugins than you really need. Some plugins can make your site vulnerable, so always check out a plugin before relying on it and don't overload your WordPress with excessive plugins - they don't always play nicely together.

You can check plugins at the WP Vulnerability Database site: [wpvulndb.com...] and when you see the number of reports listed there, you can see why it is not a good idea to add too many plugins.

[lucy24]

Well, ###. If I had known there were two posts on the same question, I would not have taken the time to answer the other one. Did they start out in two different subforums?

[wilderness]

Same forum, just days apart.
First post was edited (likely to domain or URL). than sat awaiting his response, which apparently was decided to be a 2d thread ;)