First, try disabling all of your plugins, and see if that fixes it. If it does, enable them one at a time until you are able to reproduce the error. That should tell you which plugin is causing the problem. Additionally, I strongly suggest you upgrade to 3.0.1.
The problem is this line: $cat_info = get_term_by(‘slug’, $cat, ‘product_cat’); You’re trying to get a category by slug, but $cat is undefined, so $cat_info is false, which means that this line: $l_name = trim($ctitle) != ” ? $ctitle : $cat_info->name; Is throwing the first error, because you can’t access ->name on false. And on this … Read more
The issue was not caused by WordPress. It was caused by a plugin. In this particular case, I checked the plugins installed looking for anything that could modify the mail behavior. I disabled the plugin “Email Templates” and started receiving all the messages normally. Then I noted that there was an update available for that … Read more
You’ve already got a check for $_POST == empty. **if (!empty($_POST)){ $pfs = pfs_submit($_POST,$_FILES); echo json_encode($pfs); //echo “<pre style=\”border:1px solid #ccc;margin-top:5px;\”>”.print_r($pfs, true).”\n”; wp_redirect(“http://domda.se/tack/”); exit; } else { /* TODO: translate following */ _e(‘Den här sidan hade du inte behövt se, något är fel.’,’pfs_domain’); echo “<a href=””.get_bloginfo(“url’).”‘>” . __(‘Go home?’,’pfs_domain’) . “</a>”; }** Add an error … Read more
You didn’t close the if(isset($_POST[‘submit’]) ){ tag on line 42
Download the theme file per SSH or FTP, edit it locally, and upload it again. General advice: Never edit files on the production site. Run a local test installation, edit everything locally. Test it, then put it on the server.
Had to update info in the wp-config.php file to match the new DB_NAME, DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD, DB_HOST
No. 500 error will return when you have server error. PHP error, etc. See response code reference. The HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) 500 Internal Server Error server error response code indicates that the server encountered an unexpected condition that prevented it from fulfilling the request. This error response is a generic “catch-all” response. Sometimes, server … Read more
You can try using hook the validate_password_reset to validate password. Following code can be used to validate alphanumeric password. add_action(‘validate_password_reset’,’wdm_validate_password_reset’,10,2); function wdm_validate_password_reset( $errors, $user) { $exp = ‘/^(?=.*\d)((?=.*[a-z])|(?=.*[A-Z])).{6,32}$/’; if(strlen($_POST[‘pass1’])<6 || !preg_match($exp, $_POST[‘pass1’]) ) $errors->add( ‘error’, ‘Password must be alphanumeric and contain minimum 6 characters.’,”); }
I think there is a permission issue with these files Reset the permissions or overwrite it from a fresh install. But be sure that it’s the same version. All files should be 664. All folders should be 775. wp-config.php should be 660.