Media upload error
I found the solution. Rename your function.php file. Now it works fine for other themes. In my theme exactly the problem lies between the style tag. remove style tags and then check your admin panel. Thanks.
I found the solution. Rename your function.php file. Now it works fine for other themes. In my theme exactly the problem lies between the style tag. remove style tags and then check your admin panel. Thanks.
I think there are two possible reason either $member->ID is null or this $member_info is not array Can You give this output to us? print_r($members) (I would want to comment but i can’t )
I would suggest taking a back up of your site, and then replacing the WordPress core files. Download a fresh copy from word press.org and replace the files in the WP–admin folder and WP–includes folder. You can also replace any files in the immediate public_HTML folder excluding WP–config.php. This might resolve the issue. Additionally, I … Read more
From your screenshot, it looks like you are displaying images from another website (nga.gov), for example: http://images.nga.gov/?service=asset&action=show_preview&asset=120079 After checking out the links with the mixed content warning, I can see that SSL is set up for this website, which is good. However, their links still default to HTTP, for whatever reason. To fix this on … Read more
Settings > Reading > Search Engine Visibility – make sure the option “Discourage search engines from indexing this site” is unchecked. You’ll need to wait for Google to update its index.
you can try it for address not required . add_filter( ‘woocommerce_billing_fields’, ‘wc_optional_billing_fields’, 10, 1 ); function wc_optional_billing_fields( $address_fields ) { $address_fields[‘billing_address_1’][‘required’] = false; $address_fields[‘billing_address_2’][‘required’] = false; return $address_fields; }
You have been hacked. This is probably on more than one file too, so just deleting that line from this file isn’t going to solve the problem. Best thing you can do is restore from a back up, then change all your passwords. if you don’t have a back up or your backup is also … Read more
Google authentication sounds like the least of your worries. wp-config.php lives in the public_html folder of your website, not in SQL database. Assuming everything else is configured correctly, then you will simply need to put your SQL info into wp-config.php and then go to your main website url via the browser If … Read more
Turn off the debug error loggins with this command in the wp-config.php file: define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, false ); The errors you are seeing are ‘warning’ (I think of them as ‘benign’) and have to do with coding practices not allowing for empty ‘loop’ variables. You only want the WP_DEBUG to be true on development systems. If … Read more
This could be due to several different reasons. The quickest answer is to ensure your server is running PHP 7.4+ and the cURL extension is enabled. If the problem persists, suggest reading through the support forums to see if you can find information relative to your situation.