404 Errors on Every Page (Including Homepage) After Migrating From IIS to Apache
404 Errors on Every Page (Including Homepage) After Migrating From IIS to Apache
404 Errors on Every Page (Including Homepage) After Migrating From IIS to Apache
Problem solved 🙂 Redirections for categories should be after subcategories. For example: Redirect 302 /product-category/she/leggins/ /c/womens-clothing/natural-leggins/ Redirect 302 /product-category/she/t-shirts/ /c/womens-clothing/natural-t-shirts/ Redirect 302 /product-category/she/ /c/womens-clothing/
I would suggest following some other toturial instead of one that lacks any explanations as to the “why” like this one. Linode and digitalocean should have good toturial on how to install wordpress, and although they might not be debian specific, the once regarding ubuntu should probably be compatible with debian. To answer the question, … Read more
WAMP SERVER Command Prompt SET PATH=%PATH%
Additional things to check: Email usage – if using cPanel, you can check this via Disk Usage; Cron-jobs – you can see these in cPanel. However, you can also search in phpMyAdmin for DB cron-jobs; Check traffic spikes/time-of-day in Google Analytics.
Try changing your permalinks structure. Within the dashboard go to Settings > Permalinks and select the Post Name structure. When this is done click Save Changes. If Post Name is already selected, it might be worth clicking save changes again to reset the permalinks. Update: Per the comments below, WordPress does not, out of the … Read more
I have the same configuration as you and I too have run into this problem. Assuming that you have got the modules enabled (see below), I think you can safely ignore the results of this part of the compatibility test. W3 Total Cache reports missing modules because mod_php is disabled by Bitnami due to their … Read more
URL Rewrite 404
I am not sure, but If you change folder of wordpress installation and when URL visited it still shows old URL, but you want it to show new URL. You should change address in wordpress settings. Instructions: https://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL
I think there is an issue with your plugin. It might not be compatible with the WordPress version that you are using. Would you please tell me its name and your WordPress version number?