When i update my home page using elementor I am getting a server error (503 error). However, my other page updates seems to be fine. Can someone help me find out the root cause? where can i find the logs?
So far i tried,
Clear the cache
Enabled the editor load method in elementors advanced settings.
Deactivated and reactivated the elementor plugin.
***UPDATE: When using developer tools, i get these error upon clicking update.
This link could help explain what's going on:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/13-feb-update-elementor-error-503/
It recommends trying Elementor safe mode first and foremost.
I would also recommend trying the operation that fails with your developer tools open. Right click on the page, select Inspect (or similar), the tools appear. Click the Network tab and then reload the page and restart the update process that fails. Look at the files being requested
If you see anything that turns red there, or a file that has any other http status code than 200, it may be the error right there. If you click on that file you may be able to get more information about why it doesn't load. Try the headers or response tabs in the panel that opens up.
Where your server logs are located depends on your website hosting service. Read on their pages where to locate them or get in touch with their customer service. Try to post the relevant part of the log here if you see something out of the ordinary.
just add a single line in wp-config.php
define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT','2048M');
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I changed the front page design and content, but the website is still showing the old one. Using Ctrl+F5 only gets me the new page. And it happens every time I enter the site. I tried other computers too and the same, an old version. It happens on other pages too.
The site:
Hi I think some server side cache are enabled for your site. While I test your url with caching checker then it says server level caches are enabled. please contact your server admin
There are two common causes for this issue. The first one is your browser cache. Sometimes your browser will show you a cached copy of your website instead of showing the new one. To resolve this issue, you need to simply hit CTRL + F5 (or Cmd + R in Mac) buttons on your keyboard to reload the page.
The second and most likely cause of this issue is poorly configured WordPress caching plugin. If you are using a cache plugin, then check it's settings and most of the plugin provide an option to exclude home page from caching. Please activate it.
more details can be available here
http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-fix-wordpress-website-not-updating-right-away/
I have a big problem. My Wordpress site doesn't stop loading. The blue circle in Firefox always shows loading and I don't know why. Could it be a loop? Do you now a way to track whats loading there?
Thanks you.
You can have a look to your browser dev tools and the console, network tab.
The page is maybe trying to get some external (or internal) assets that doesn't exists anymore or unavailable.
You can, also install a plugin like Query Monitor to see different details about the page loaded.
Have you checked the http daemon error log? the php error logs? these should show give you an indication of what if anything is going wrong.
The frontend works correctly, it's only when trying to log in the backend that the error occurs.
On the frontend, I can see that I'm logged in (the black ribbon on the top), when I click on any link I get this error message too
Content Encoding Error
I tried everything I found on the web. Disabled plugins, updated WordPress and the theme to no avail.
I tried the same code on my local machine, and it's working flawlessly.
If you are using a MySQL server older than version 5.5.3, you might need to change your tables' character encoding back to utf8.
This might also help
I've been able to fix this issue thanks to #jpg0002 in his answer.
There were too many configurations on my vhost. I have simplified it and I can access the admin.
I'm having issues adding and editing content blocks in a main area using the out of the box Elemental theme. I've made no modifications to the theme or global areas whatsoever. Concrete5 installs and configures with no errors (green checkmarks on all required items) and looks great until I try to edit a page to add or edit a content block to an area.
This is my first foray into the world of Concrete5 and I have to say I'm definitely impressed so far. I'm just hoping I can get this resolved so I can really use it, so any help is definitely appreciated!
Things I've tried
At first I suspected it was just a matter of waiting for any weird page locks to clear, but I logged out and left it overnight and I'm having the same problem this afternoon.
Next I came across suggestions that it could be an issue with a parent or other element having too high of a Z-index, but I was unable to find a parent with a higher index.
I've checked the JavaScript console and only have one error which I don't believe is related, but I could be wrong.
Error: jquery.js.pagespeed.jm.iDyG3vc4gw.js:1 - "Synchronous XMLHttpRequest on the main thread is deprecated because of its detrimental effects to the end user's experience."
Checked my webserver's error log, nothing but a missing file (iphone4.jpg).
Verified that the MD5 checksum of my zip file matches that listed on the Concrete5 website.
I've installed Concrete5 from the same zip file on a different domain and am seeing the exact same issue.
Installed Concrete5 5.7.4.2 in my test environment. Exact same symptom.
The environment
Host: Dreamhost
Cloudflare: NOT enabled
PHP version: 5.6 (5.3.3 in the environment I was testing the install in)
Web server: Apache 2.2.22
Database: mysql 5.1.56
Browser: Chrome v44, Microsoft Edge v20, Firefox v40
Reproducing the issue
Here's one way I can reproduce the issue:
Create a new Empty Page.
Click the Empty Main Area and select Add Block.
Click Content in the left block menu.
After a consistent 6 second delay, the content editor appears. A bit weird to see a delay, but the editor looks OK.
Add content. Nothing fancy, for testing I've just been typing "This is my edit."
Click Save.
The editor toolbar disappears, but everything but the Content block is still greyed out and inactive/inaccessible. (See screenshot)
Refresh the page and everything is accessible again, I'm still in edit mode, but my Content Block is gone.
I get the same result if I add a Content Block to an existing page (Home), if I edit an existing Content Block. Clicking Cancel on the editor toolbar has the same result, but leaves me viewing the HTML of the content in the editor.
HTML, Feature, and Form blocks all seem to go in just fine.
This works just fine on my 5.7 sites on Dreamhost
.htaccess
<IfModule pagespeed_module>
# ----- Google's mod_pagespeed can break c5 request URLs
ModPagespeedDisableFilters trim_urls
# ModPagespeed off
</IfModule>
Whelp, Dreamhost has a feature called Page Speed Optimization turned on by default. This feature uses an Apache module developed by Google called mod_pagespeed. Disabling this eliminates the issue.
Error: jquery.js.pagespeed.jm.iDyG3vc4gw.js:1 - "Synchronous XMLHttpRequest on the main thread is deprecated because of its detrimental effects to the end user's experience."
As we do plan on using Google Analytics, I'm testing that now to make sure I can still use it with mod_pagespeed by pasting the Google tracking code into the Tracking Codes section of C5's settings. If I can't, I'll be asking another question!
Edit: I tried disabling mod-pagespeed's url re-writing as per this suggestion, but to no avail.
Edit 2: Google Analytics works just fine if I put the tracking code into Concrete5 instead of Dreamhost.
How can i open the word press web site which is not able to open at all it has been directed to the other page and i could not able to see even the log in page in a proper way it is showing the page not found exception in my wordpress
Sounds to me you have an issue with .htaccess, but can't be sure because we need more information about your config.