I'm working on a client Wordpress and recently we had to migrate it from one server to another. When we did that, we couldn't access the backend, and were having error 500.
We've tried to solve this, but we can just access to it from webFTP, and all the changes we're implementing are not working. We modify the files and it looks like changes aren't being made. Also, we have "All in one Wordpress Security" installed and working, and maybe that's causing the issue. We can't deactivate the plugins, cause the web does nothing when we rename the folder.
Anyone knows why this is happening and how could I solve it?
Thanks in advance. Kind regards.
This was solved changing one file in a plugin called "Woo Button Text", but not just that. Apparently, there are some things that our hosting service did wrong, and the files are still in the old server, that's why changing all the files didn't work.
Thanks for the replies. Kind Regards.
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When I update a file in WordPress admin editor, I get an error.
Something went wrong. Your change may not have been saved. Please try
again. There is also a chance that you may need to manually fix and
upload the file over FTP.
Please help me how to resolve this error.
Thanks in advance!
Try using the Health Check plugin for general troubleshooting. This can determine is a plugin is causing the issues. If its not a plugin then most likely a server permissions issue.
Is it taking a good while for the message to appear (i.e. the ajax request times out)?
I had that issue and enabled PHP-FPM slowlog to found out it was a specific plugin causing the timeout.
The media library only displays one thumb which is unidentified and stops downloading all previous media that were uploaded.
I do not know what seems to be the problem. I have disabled all plugins and tried but the problem still existed.
Anyone has this problem before? and how to solve it. Thank you.
Edited : Guys, thank you for your help. I have looked up online and it seemed like when I imported database, I didn't do it correctly which caused _postmeta and _posts to not have AUTO INCREMENT in the database. I am going to fix it and see if that helps.
Just found the solution. When I migrated website from localhost, at
Settings>Media, somehow the localhost URL was remained there at Path
value. Therefore, I had to make a change there to be
wp-content/uploads
In general to fix this problem you have to check the file permissions of your uploads folder (wp-content/uploads). Try to set the numeric value to 755.
Please specify the error as you are able to see it most probably this issue is occurring due to uploads folder permission issue.
Looking forward to help you more on this.
Just reinstall the wordpress, may be installing issue
I have a project in codeigniter which worked very good until today.
When I edit my css file it works and gets updated but when I'm trying to load it onto the site it's not showing the updated version. I did get back to FileZilla and checked if I missed something but no, the code I updated with is there, no problems.
I have tried to clear my cache in my web browser but it does not seem to solve the problem.
What is causing this?
Cloudflare caused this! If anyone have the same problem and using cloudflare you'll have to change cache settings.
When I make any change in .htaccess file of my WordPress site for Mosaic Adventure, nothing gets saved.
I came across this page which says that my site might be hacked - https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/185638/how-to-stop-wordpress-from-changing-default-htaccess-permissions-to-444/191570#191570
I have already used security plugin to do scan but problem is not solved yet.
Can anyone please let me know what is the best way to solve this issue?
Thank you for your input.
I can't figure out why my wp site is stuck in maintenance mode. I made no update and there's no .maintenance file. I can't even access to admin.
Has anyone encountered similar issue?
Try renaming the plugins/ folder to _plugins/ and see if you can access your website, if you can, rename the plugins folder to plugins/. Try disabling every plugin and re-enabling the plugin until your site breaks again to find the culprit.
If you can't access your website after renaming the plugins folder, disable your theme (by renaming the folder).
These are the common troubleshooting steps, if you provide more details, I will be able to help you more :/
Finally got it, it was a domain redirection error. The url pointed to a folder with a default index.html.
If anyone is still having this problem in 2017, I fixed it by going to my /wp-content/endurance-page-cache and deleting two files called _index.html and a_index.html (to be safe, I would download these first so that if this ISN'T the issue you can still recover them). This is what my domain was redirecting to.
Before I figured it out, I deactivated the WP Maintenance Mode plugin, looked through the directory for a .maintenance file (which I didn't find even after showing hidden files), and completely deleted the plugin. So hopefully if anyone is having this issue, this will work for you!