The error message is clear; the function is not exist. It would help if you looked at your dependencies. You need jQuery Core, the jQuery UI library, and the jQuery Slider library. But no worries, you should use the dependency handling from WP API via wp_enqueue_script and his internal handles to load in the correct … Read more
I had a similar problem and I found the solution in this post. Please have a look at https://wordpress.org/support/topic/block-editor-unexpected-error/
My first recommendation would be to delete or rename your .htaccess file. That file is what contains the guts of WordPress’ redirection engine. And that’s also the only thing that could be redirecting from the login. WordPress redirects virtual URLs to http://blog.url/index.php so that the blog can serve up content. But the admin dashboard and … Read more
WP_DEBUG is a constant which you can define in wp-config.php to disable hiding of PHP errors and notices. Add define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true); to your config file to enable it. Just remember to never leave it on for long on a live blog. Since all pings fail this is likely not an issue with specific sitemap service, … Read more
This error is typically from there being extra spaces after the final closing ?> tag in a plugin file, or possibly even your wp-config.php file.
Did you checked your wp-config.php file? Is database name or password is changed? wp-config.php file is located on the root directory you installed wordpress. Open the file and you will see database password, username etc that wordpress use to connect your database. Check the username, passwords are correct. /** The name of the database for … Read more
there’s a meta tag in your body, causing refresh: <meta http-equiv=”REFRESH” content=”0;url=error.htm”>
Just add this line in your wp-config.php: define( ‘FS_METHOD’, ‘direct’ );
Well, there is some output in /forums/vb/search/searchcontroller/version.php:91. An echo, an empty line, an UTF-8 BOM or something similar. PHP sends the response headers before the output starts, and it sends those headers just once. So you cannot send a session header later. That’s what the error message is telling you. Remove the early output, and … Read more
Because you ending php file with : and not putting at the end of header endif; php expects it to finish your IF. In other words – you can not use this in header this way without ending IF. Or you have to create global variable and asign value [lets say true if logged in] … Read more