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Weird Issue – WordPress Multisite – Cannot Access subdomain’s pages

Thanks everyone for even thinking the issue 🙂 Is was actually a hosting configuration issue. Even though I have checked with them many times.

Unexpected warning message to my WordPress posts which group and listed out by year

The issue is here: if($year !== $year_check){ The first time that conditional is used in the loop – $year_check has not been defined. The solution is to simply define it before this: <?php if( have_posts() ) : ?> For example: <?php $year_check = 0; ?> <?php if( have_posts() ) : ?>

RSS Feed URL redirecting to site URL

WordPress site is not loading properly ( showing a min-page)

Can’t access my site, getting ‘There has been a critical error on this website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions.’ message

Access to the files on the server either by ftp or cpanel, navigate to the plugins folder and rename each plugin folder by adding a number at the end of the folder name this will fix the error. If you already know the plugin causing the problem delete it.

Error while running docker compose command. WordPress is already installed

WordPress Error – White Page of Death – Function ‘theme_prefix_setup’ not found

index.php file shown when trying to load wesite

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.

PHP Warning: Undefined array key “VirtualHostSubMenu” in index.php

I managed to resolve this by enabling the ‘VirtualHostSubMenu’ parameter in add_vhost.php file in the ‘www’ folder: $wampConf[‘VirtualHostSubMenu’] : “on”;

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: The script tried to modify a property on an incomplete object

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.

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