My site , when opened in Google Chrome, is giving error in all the site files , missing CSS files. If you look at the source code, all urls point to HTTPS. I've never done any configuration for HTTPS. Already looked into WooCommerce plugin and other plugins, but can not find the error. Can someone help me?
Site: http://isoflex.com.br
I had the same issue yesterday. It was an outdated WooCommerce version for me. I just updated WooCommerce and it fixed it.
I see that you said you looked into WooCommerce, but are you using the most current version of WooCommerce?
It's a known issue with latest Chrome release and WooCommerce. Please read this answer.
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I have an issue with my wordpress site. I have already clean core files, All plugin theme etc and DB as well. But Securi still shows malware error.
Known javascript malware: spam-seo.hidden_content
https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/https/cosanhome.com
Please see the link above
Thank you
I am using Polylang plugin in WordPress. Everything works fine on local, but when I move to the live server, I am facing the following problem.
If I try to switch language to Arabic, a lot of "???" are being appended to the URL and I can't reach the page URL in Arabic, because it gives me "This page isn’t working" error.
This page isn’t working - it's because you have those ??? in your URL. Based on what I researched, and other questions on WordPress community (https://wordpress.org/support/topic/arabic-letters-turns-into-question-marks/), it's a plugin/theme conflict with Polylang plugin.
So what I'd suggest to do is to turn off all of the plugins, then try to enable them one by one, testing again and again, so you detect the conflicting plugin.
If disabling all the plugins didn't resolve the issue, try switching to another theme temporarily. If it solves the issue, then the problem is somewhere in your theme's code files.
(do this on live.)
I am trying to edit page but it gives me the following error:
This site can’t be reached
The webpage at "https:___" might be temporarily down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address.
ERR_HTTP2_PROTOCOL_ERROR
when I disable Avada Core plugin page editor is working.
I tried and old version of Avada but is not working. I tried an old version of Wordpress as well, but the page editor still does not work
I managed to solve this problem with this response from Avada support:
ThemeFusion_Support
ThemeFusion_Support AUTHOR TEAM
about 6 hours ago Flag
Hi
If you are using GoDaddy then please ask them to add the following code in your htaccess. Code here
Please do ensure you backup your site before you do so.
If you require further assistance or have any further questions, please create a support ticket using the link below and our support team will gladly assist you
Click Here To Get Avada Support
We look forward to helping you!
Thanks Toni! This fixed my problem with Avada theme admin page editor on GoDaddy hosting. In the htaccess file I had to use line breaks for the code to work. So it looks like this:
# BEGIN Line too long fix
<IfModule mod_substitute.c>
SubstituteMaxLineLength 10M
</IfModule>
# END
Plese help me figure out this bug.
Problem:
I had installed a syntax highlighter plugin named "Enlighter". But it didn't work as I expected. So I went ahead and deactivated and deleted the plugin files.
Now the problem is that whenever I am trying to activate any other plugins it is redirecting me to the "enlighter" about page. Here's what my url looks when I try to activate any plugins: http://localhost/wp/wp-admin/admin.php?page=Enlighter-About
When I tried to activate TinyMCE Advanced Plugin it is redirected to the above-mentioned URL. You can read the error message in the screenshot attached. However, when I press the back button I can see the "TinyMCE" plugin activated.
I want to know how to fix the problem so that it is redirected to its relevant plugin page instead of enlighter's plugin page.
Thank you!
Okay, So after sharing this problem with "englighter's" plugin developer on the WordPress forum he asked me to clear the browser cache and php op-code cache.
So I resolved this problem by clearing all the browser cache and then everything worked fine for me.
Here's our discussion thread on WordPress https://wordpress.org/support/topic/wrong-plugin-page-redirection-upon-activating-any-plugin/#post-9302622
I installed the official Wordpress AMP plugin on the blog running the latest version of WP and noticed that while for some of the older posts AMP version gets generated just fine, for newer posts it just doesn't work. When I try to reach amp version by adding /amp to the URL, the page only gets reloaded to the original. The original posts that do not work also do not include link rel="amphtml" to the amp version in the source.
At first I thought that Yoast SEO plugin is causing problems with URL rewrites and I also installed Glue for Yoast and AMP to fix the compatibility, but the problem remains. I could not find a pattern that differs the posts that work from the ones that do not, only that the working posts are older.
An example of a post with working AMP: Here
An example of a post with non-working AMP: Here
Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
I have checked amp version of your site and it seems that both URLs are working fine. Are you still facing the issue?, then you may try using other amp plugins to see if the problem exist or not.
AMP is quite new in the market so there are can be lot of possibilities for this problem.