I hope you can help.
I've installed Woocommerce for Wordpress and have the following problem.
When a user goes into the page to edit billing address it logs the user out - refreshing the page or saving the new address takes you back into the login screen.
I have no idea how to debug or fix this.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Mark
The best way to debug this is to
Change to one of the default WordPress themes. If you are not using a default WordPress theme, deactivate and activate one of the default ones (i.e. Twenty Twelve)
Deactivate any additional plugins (other than WooCommerce).
If it is working that means there's a conflict with either the theme or with one (or more) of the other plugins you are using.
First, re-activate the theme you were using and check. If the error continues, then probably the theme is creating the problem.
If it works fine with the theme, move to the plugins. Start activating one at the time and test. See which plugin is causing the problem.
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When i try to edit with elementor on my site, the page content is visible for about 3 seconds and then disappears. Elementor buttons dont work as well and updates dont reflect on main site.
I have cleared cache, increased wp memory limit and tried upgrading elementor.
Depending on the cache plugins you're using check if css and js files are being mimified/combined, sometimes it can create conflicts.
Also check elementor system requirements here:
What are Elementor’s system requirements?
You can go to Elementor > System info in your dashboard to see if all the requirements are met.
If trying all the above didn't solve the issue, I'd recommend disabling all plugins except Elementor and see if now the issue is resolved.
If it is resolved then it's a plugin causing the conflict, reactivate the plugins one by one to find the one causing the issue.
If disabling all plugins didn't solve the issue you could try switching to a different theme and see if that solves it.
If anything of these solutions resolved the issue you could enable debug log on your wordpress and see what pops up in the debug log file: Debugging in WordPress
Depending on the error shown you could look it up to find a solution or contact your hosting provider's support.
My website islamabad.ginyaki.com.
The issue I am facing is that I have customized plugins Foodonlineforwoocomerce, Advanced custom fields. I have disabled plugin and WordPress updates Manually, in functions.php and in wp-config.php but the customized code gets reversed after a few days and starts working as the old or original plugin, I need to know why that's happening and how can i achieve the solution to this problem.
for some reason my WordPress website isn't able to activate or deactivate plugins.
On clicking the activate/deactivate option it will output the plugin activated/deactivated text but it never actually changes anything. There is no error message or so being displayed.
The WordPress installation is fully updated and I have no idea what is causing this.
Please I will advise you to go to your phpmyadmin and if you don't know which table is faulty. tick all tables and repair them.
after doing this if you try reactivating and it did not work. Log on to your WordPress with another browser, and redo the reactivation process. works like magic
I have several pages on my site and I want to password protect a page which contains the latest posts.
Simply going to the admin panel and setting Visibility: Password protected isn't doing anything so.
How could I achieve this?
Follow these steps:
Check you browser console first may be some javascript file cause
of error.
If the issue not resolved with this, deactivate all plugins and
check console again. Then activate the plugins one by one
and check which one is conflicting.
If the error is still there change you theme to one of default WordPress
themes and check, has your issue been resolved.
If issue still there then update your WordPress core files only.