I never figured out why my /wp-admin/ was giving me a 500 on my web server but not my local WAMP server. After several hours of going over logs and trying nearly every piece of advice I could find relating to my issue, I opted to export all the posts, pages, menus, etc. from my … Read more
In my previous answer (that I’ve deleted..), I suggested using custom SQL queries, which worked for me. However, since it didn’t work (well) for you, let’s try using this function: function get_player_stats( $player_id ) { $apps = 0; // Total appearances. $subs = 0; // Total sub-appearances. $goals = 0; // Total goals. // Get … Read more
Warning Before you get started, I highly recommend you to create a child theme to safely modify the current theme you’re using. That way, if you need to update your theme, your changes won’t be overwritten. Modifying your current error page If your theme already has a custom error page, look for a 404.php file … Read more
Ahh! I found it. If I did this: phpinfo(); die(); Then I could see that ‘display errors` was set to off. So if I added this in the top of my functions.php: ini_set(‘display_errors’, 1);, then it started showing the errors.
Raising apc.shm_size from default value 32M to 256M in php.ini seems to do the trick for us. edit: raising that value is not a bad idea, however it does not solve the issue in the long term. We are now considering removing either APC or Super Cache…
My problem had to do with file permissions. Even though it looked like the permissions were correct, the index.php in the root had the permission set to 644, instead of 664. Once I changed the permission the front-end loaded. It’s a bit odd that of all files in the root, the index is the only … Read more
Connect to you Cpanel through godaddy and search for PHPMyadmin. The interface that allow you to manage your database. Then search for a table called wp_options then in this table you should be able to find the url of the site in two places (siteurl,home) and you should be able to change it back to … Read more
The transient is in place just fine, see get_dir_size() source. Note that if you have enough files for this to cause major performance issues you are probably better disabling upload limit or it might mess up other related functionality like uploads.
As there are different modes that PHP can run in, it may be causing the internal server error (ie: FastCGI). You are better setting those values in your php.ini file or user.ini file to see if works that way. In your php.ini or user.ini file, do the following: max_input_vars = 5000
The error is in custom-functions.php line 529 where you might be using file system function outside of admin, you can fix this by including the core admin file.php file like this. require_once(ABSPATH . ‘wp-admin/includes/file.php’);