I have installed wordpress multisites in my directory, everything is working perfectly except the fact that the main page of the sister sites shows "Default Website Page" error and redirects me to "http://geek.thelazy.info/cgi-sys/defaultwebpage.cgi".
The error occurs only when I open geek.thelazy.info and at specific places (not on places far from here), and only when I open the main page. At all other pages say like geek.thelazy.info/devashish site works regardless of anything.
Any clues on how to solve this problem?
I think the solution is to wait for a day or two. This helped me. But, I am not sure what if there is any other workaround at the server side as well because it is not really trivial to put a live site down for 1-2 days.
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Wordpress website Awannews.fr is being redirect to blink.piterreceiver.ga/fast.php?t=j&id=658-3474568568-23-458578434. Can someone please help how can i figure out whats the issue.
I recently encountered the exact same redirect happening on a WordPress website I worked on. What worked for me was disabling a plugin that came with the theme I'm using on the site. In my case, it was an outdated version of the "WooCommerce Dynamic Pricing & Discounts" plugin that was infected with some malicious code.
Once I found the specific page the redirect happened on, I opened Inspect Elements in the Browser and looked at the changes to the page while it loaded in. There I managed to catch a glimpse of a <div> element loading in just before it redirects (the element id was pointing back to the plugin I ended up disabling).
First, I would recommend to:
Make sure all of the WordPress plugins are up to date.
Try to disable one plugin at a time and then refresh, check the site itself in another tab or window to see if the problem still presists.
If the 2 steps above don't help, then you could try to narrow down the cause/source by going around your WordPress site and try to catch at which point or which specific page the redirect happens. That way you could have a better idea of where to look or where not to look for the cause.
I hope this is helpful and you can post an update on how it went.
I have run into a bit of a weird problem on a site i created a couple of years ago. No new plugins have been added recently or anything else changed on the site for the last 6 months. Besides from the site admins adding content to the page.
But now, they cant acces the wp-login page. They just get a blank page and a 500 error.
I have looked around the web for some solutions, and have tried the most common ones i come accros:
Tried turning plugins off.
Tried changing the theme to default.
Tried deleting .htcacces file.
Checked if the wp-login.php was updated as to the wordpress codex
Some people have reported that they could acces the login page, by trying to access a specific wp-admin page and then get redirected. This does not work for me either.
None of the solutions above gave any results, so i am now at a bit of a loss.
The frontend of the site is working just fine btw.
Any ideas?
Have you tried increasing the PHP memory limit?
you did not mention it and maybe it could help
Create a file called php.ini
Paste memory=64MB in there.
Upload it into your /wp-admin/ folder using FTP
If this answer helps you. it's a memory issue and you need to figure out what takes your PHP memory limit.
I built a website for our company using a wordpress install. This is installed in it's own directory on our hosting account on GoDaddy. We have a domain purchased through GoDaddy added as an addon domain. When you go to OurNewSite.com you see the homepage located at OurOldSite.com/wordpress, and OurNewSite.com in the address bar. However, when you navigate to the About Us page on the site, the address bar changes back to OurOldSite.com/wordpress/about.
I've tried the answer from THIS POST here, with OurNewSite.com in the fields, but this doesn't seem to be working. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
So, this is actually what worked for me. After waiting, the link eventually updated after a few hours, but it produced an Internal Server Error. THIS ARTICLE has a list of common causes for the error I was getting on the link pages. The directions for "checking for a corrupt .htaccess file worked like a charm.
My site works fine. I have a development copy that was working fine but now all pages apart from the home page are blank. The files are identical on both servers, apart from the wp-config.php and the .htaccess files. I tried removing the theme and the plugin folders to no avail. I'm lost now! What am I missing?
Well, after hours and hours, changing the permalinks to 'default' and then back to the right setting (in my case Post name) solved my problem.
I hope this helps someone in the future.
I still don't know why I get a strange ABSPATH error message though.
I had the exact same problem working on a website hosted at Bluehost. Everything beyond homepage was white.
The solution was to move the contents of my sub-directory into /public_html.
Despite this article to the contrary (https://my.bluehost.com/hosting/help/347), Bluehost support told me the primary domain cannot be run from a sub-directory.
This is a weird problem that I'm trying to figure out. I use WAMP to build WordPress sites locally. All of my sites work fine except the main one I am working on now. I am using Chrome on Windows 7 but it happens on any browser. Basically all of the sudden when i go to localhost/mysite/wp-admin the login screen comes up and when I type in my username and password and hit enter it's basically like the page refreshes and my login info has to be reentered. This will repeat infinity for the most part. First time this happened it took about 10 tries and then it logged in. It still happens daily and I found somewhat of a weird solution. Basically I have to go to the sites front end localhost/mysite/ and load that up. Once it's up I then add /wp-admin to the URL, hit enter and when I login again it usually works. Not 100% but this has been the only way to log on as of now. Anyone experience this? Like I said all my other sites do not have this problem. What can be causing this? A plugin perhaps? It's just a weird problem and I don't like the solution I'm using. Thanks.
i kinda remember having a similar problem, the problem was for me my wp installation had trouble with the database and i backed up everything and fresh installed everything. i hope this one works for you