Error while running docker compose command. WordPress is already installed
Error while running docker compose command. WordPress is already installed
Error while running docker compose command. WordPress is already installed
WordPress Error – White Page of Death – Function ‘theme_prefix_setup’ not found
Make sure php is up and running. Looks like apache is configured to show the website correctly if you are able to see the index.php page. Are you accessing the site using http://localhost or something like that? If so then open your terminal and enter php -v If nothing shows you need to reinstall php.
I managed to resolve this by enabling the ‘VirtualHostSubMenu’ parameter in add_vhost.php file in the ‘www’ folder: $wampConf[‘VirtualHostSubMenu’] : “on”;
Here are a couple things you can try: Increase Memory Limit: Sometimes, PHP memory limit issues can cause such errors. Try increasing the memory limit by adding define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’); to your wp-config.php file. Check WooCommerce Status: Go to WooCommerce > Status in your WordPress admin to see if there are any alerts or recommendations.
PHP Warning: Undefined array key “HTTP_REFERER”
I’m getting this ‘PHP Deprecated’ issue
Undefined constant ABSPATH
WordPress isn’t doing this, those files are served by the server underneath WordPress, aka Nginx/Apache/etc. This is because there’s a cost to loading WordPress and you don’t want to pay that cost for assets such as JPEG’s or other files in the uploads folder, it’s much faster to let Apache/Nginx do it as that’s something … Read more
You can tell error_log() where to put its output: error_log( ‘my debugging output’, 3, ‘/my/debug/log/location/log.txt’ ); It might be more convenient to add your own function: if ( ! function_exists( ‘my_debug’ ) ) { function my_debug( $x = ” ) { // Uses print_r() in case $x isn’t a string. error_log( print_r( $x, 1 ), … Read more