I did have the same issue. And I wasted enough time for the answer. At first be sure that: The ajax request isn’t failed and happens. So, check: Is acf_form_head() before get_header() and run before any html is output? Does your theme contain call to wp_head()? Does your theme contain call to wp_foot()? Are your … Read more
You can do this by editing the database via PhpMyAdmin. Go to your database’s Options table and find a row called active_plugins. You should see something like this… a:10:{ i:0;s:49:”1and1-wordpress-wizard/1and1-wordpress-wizard.php”; i:1;s:29:”acf-repeater/acf-repeater.php”; i:2;s:30:”advanced-custom-fields/acf.php”; i:3;s:45:”limit-login-attempts/limit-login-attempts.php”; i:4;s:27:”redirection/redirection.php”; i:6;s:33:”w3-total-cache/w3-total-cache.php”; i:7;s:41:”wordpress-importer/wordpress-importer.php”; i:8;s:24:”wordpress-seo/wp-seo.php”; i:9;s:34:”wpml-string-translation/plugin.php”; } You can add a new row for your plugin. You will need to know the following. … Read more
Adding this code to the top of the index.php file in your theme will return a 403 if the theme directory is accessed directly: if ( ! defined( ‘ABSPATH’ ) ) { header( ‘HTTP/1.0 403 Forbidden’ ); die(); } However, you never see that code in any theme’s index.php file, because it’s unnecessary. I only … Read more
download a copy of wordpress.zip file then unzip it, copy /wp-admin/includes/update-core.php file and overwrite the one on the problem site. that worked for me.
You’ve got an SSL certificate on the site. So start by telling people to go to https://brothas.online instead of the link above 😉 More importantly: Second go ‘Settings‘ -> ‘General‘ and set both ‘WordPress Address (URL)‘ and ‘Site Address (URL)‘ to ‘https://brothas.online‘ Then go to ‘Settings‘ -> ‘Permalinks‘ and save you settings again. This should … Read more
Congrats on starting your first WordPress child theme. I’d recommend scraping what you have (because we don’t know exactly what’s wrong) and starting with the simplest child theme you can. Then add stuff until something breaks or you finish the child theme. To get started on a very basic child theme, create a new sub-directory … Read more
htaccess was my first thought. Since you’ve checked that, I’d move on to the apache error log. If you can’t access this yourself your host should be able to help you.
Internal Server errors are usually thrown when there’s an error somewhere in the code. You did the right thing searching the logs, but depending on your hosting configuration not all errors can be written there. I like using WordPress’s own logging facility. Here’s what you need to do: Stick the following lines in your wp-config.php … Read more
You are using Apache for your http server,it will keep it owns logs for access & errors, depending on how you have it configured. By default Apache will probably use the following logs; /var/log/httpd/access_log /var/log/httpd/error_log or /var/log/apache2/access_log /var/log/apache2/error_log Log locations are in your Apache Config (/etc/httpd/). Check here for details. Using WP_DEBUG The WP_DEBUG flag … Read more
There are so many for internal server error. The main reasons for internal server errors are. Corrupt .htaccess file PHP Memory limit Corrupted plugin Incompatible PHP version Corrupted core files In oder to fix this issue, you need to investigate in step by step order. To solve this issue first of all you need to … Read more