So the issue in this case was that PHP wasn’t displaying correct UTC Time. Thanks to @TomJNowell for pointing me in the right way. It seems to be a bug/error in some Plesk installation: https://talk.plesk.com/threads/utc-time-issue-plesk-php-7-3-7-4-on-centos7.356169/ To solve the issue we have replaced the UTC file usr/share/zoneinfo/UTC with another copy from another server. After that, UTC … Read more
You appear to be denying access to PHP files, which would explain why you are denied access to PHP files: <FilesMatch “.(py|exe|php)$”> Order allow,deny Deny from all </FilesMatch> What is the purpose of this?
I can’t see your complete code… However, your code should look like this: function my_custom_error_messages( $error ) { global $errors; $err_codes = $errors->get_error_codes(); // Invalid username. // Default: ‘<strong>ERROR</strong>: Invalid username. <a href=”%s”>Lost your password</a>?’ if ( in_array( ‘invalid_username’, $err_codes ) ) { $error=”<strong>ERROR</strong>: Wrong username.”; } // Incorrect password. // Default: ‘<strong>ERROR</strong>: The password … Read more
the quotes: if(function_exists(‘is_multisite’))
I’m guessing the page your calling executes an wp_redirect with a 301 response somewhere. Dont really have an answer for you but maybe you can try the following. Ajax does not know what type of page your calling from and there might be some strange query_vars loaded that trigger a redirect. Your using a permalink … Read more
Quick look at source for that version shows parsing post_status argument. It’s probably this bug that got fixed in 3.2. Upgrade. 🙂
Why not just use the browser’s “developer” tool to display the errors and the code that caused the error? I know for a fact that IE, Firefox and Safari each have developer tools available (I use them all the time) – I don’t know about other browser’s capabilities.
Fatal errors point to bad syntax, or bad naming conventions. WordPress does a good job of not activating plugins that throw fatal errors. However, once a plugin is activated, all bets are off. If you’ve created a function or a class, it’s best to follow good naming conventions and namespace properly. For example, a function … Read more
This is not a WordPress error, it is from MySQL: The most common reason for the MySQL server has gone away error is that the server timed out and closed the connection. Talk with your host again.
You can also extend expections and then catch only those that you throw. For example: function do_add_my_pws_exceptions() { class PWS_Exception extends Exception {} class PWS_Init_Exception extends PWS_Exception {} } add_action(‘plugins_loaded’, ‘do_add_my_pws_exceptions’); Of course, you should be certain the user is running at least version 5 of PHP by having your theme of plugin activation do … Read more