I want to change the page name in cpanel but when after changing the page name when i try to open it it say page not found
I tried to do it manually but still not able to get it.
If you have changed the page name in cPanel, it's possible that the old URL is still being cached by your browser. Try clearing your browser's cache and cookies and then accessing the page again.
If that doesn't work, it's possible that the change to the page name may have affected the permalinks or the .htaccess file. You can try resetting the permalinks or updating the .htaccess file to ensure that the correct redirect is in place.
If you're still unable to access the page, it could be a server-side issue and you may need to contact your web hosting provider for assistance.
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So I was given this file and was asked to integrate PayPal using WooComerce. but I can't seem to access the wp dashboard. Here's what I've done
Created a database in phpmyadmin using XAMPP, stored the files in my htdocs, and then imported an SQL file to the database, the website page loads on my localhost, but when I type http://localhost/mysite/wp-login.php or even http://localhost/mysite/wp-admin, and I enter the correct credentials, the login page just refreshes.
I have tried
clearing cache and cookies
removing .htaccess files
renamed plugins folder
But none of them seemed to work, the page just kept refreshing. I've even tried opening it in incognito mode because I heard it may help but it didn't. Please let me know if there's anything I missed or if any further information is required.
if anyone faces this issue, You should access the database file and go to wp_options and change the url there to match your localhost. You can add an admin command in your theme functions.php file as well after doing that to add more users.
I have looked at similar questions but still receive the redirect error.When landing on a homepage URL the site resolves and displays for example http://www.test.co.uk . When selecting any link ie. http://www.test.co.uk/products the browser throws a "Too many redirects" error and the site become unusable. The only way I can get it back up is by clearing cookies and cache and trying again. What I find really confusing is that copying the http://www.test.co.uk/products link or manually typing the URL in resolves the URL correctly and I don't get "too many redirects" error. It only happens when I select a link.
I have tried the following:
Renamed the "plugins" directory to "plugins1" to disable the plugins
Reverted to the default wordpress ".htaccess" file
Ensure the site settings URLS matched in wp-admin area
SSL is enabled on the site but not configured to be used anywhere, all links (that I'm aware of reference http://)
Checked any redirects on the hosting via CPANEL (none exist)
Added these to the wp-config file
define ('WP_HOME','http://www.test.co.uk');
define('WP_SITEURL','http://www.test.co.uk);
I'm not sure whats changed in the last couple of days but we think a plugin got updated. Would disabling the plugins prove that its nothing to do with plugins?I'm new to WordPress so apologies if I got some terms wrong.
Any suggestions I could try looking at would be helpful.
Thanks
try to set Home url and site url to http://www.test.co.uk from your WP admin panel
I was changing the structure of my wordpress page making some changes to names of the pages. I renamed the pages e.g.
location > gallery
howtogethere > location
Now, I think, wordpress seems to be smart and whats to catch everything that goes to location and forwards it to gallery. The problem is, there is a new page location. When I try to access location via domain.com/location I get redirected to gallery.
The question is where are those redirects stored and how can I delete them?
Check the permalinks below Page title and if that is not changed to your changed page name change that and your problem is solved!
It is very possible that this is a cache issue. You can try deleting the cache in your browser, or you can try visiting your page from a browser that has never visited your page before.
It is also possible that it is a server side cache issue. I do not know if WordPress caches things like this, but if they do you can assume it will start working as expected eventually.
You can try to clear cache also install that plugin to manage and create redirects:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/redirection/
I tried to change my WP subdirectory from www.example.com/test to www.example.com/live, and frontpage and login works as it should. But when I try to access former articles or pages, or create new I just get a 404 error.
E.g www.example.com/live/my-first-article gives 404, then redirects to frontpage (www.example.com).
I've defined the site URL and home URL in wp-config, changed the name of the folder, and changed "test" to "live" everywhere in the database.
Anyone have an idea or encountered this problem before?
It is most likely your .htaccess file which isnt updated. You can update it by going to
Settings > Permalinks > Save Changes
I made some pages in Wordpress and displayed a navigation so the user can click to go to those pages.
When you click on any of the links, other than the Home link, it will go to a 404 Page not Found Page and display a message as the one below:
The requested URL /new_mtt/about-us-2
was not found on this server.
I realized I don't have a page.php file. Do I need that in order to view pages other than the index?
Why are my pages not working correctly?
There has to be a .htaccess-file in your Wordpress-directory. In there should be the rules for url rewriting.
The problem could be: that file is missing, the file is corrupt or mod_rewrite is not allowed.
You most likely need to regenerate your permalinks -- that solves the problem around 90% of the time. Click on Settings, Permalink; then pick any option that's not selected, hit Save, pick the option you originally wanted again (likely a custom structure with %postname%), hit save again, and verify that it saved.
If it can't save, as with the previous answer, make sure you check that your .htaccess file has global write access.