As with any plugin error, it’s often helpful to delete the plugin files. You can do this on most hosts with FTP or the host’s file manager. Once you’ve deleted them, you can immediately re-download a fresh copy of the plugin version you want to use – you can try the latest version again or … Read more
Your best approach is to retrieve emails related to the website setup. Reach out to someone who might have valuable insights on accessing either the wp-admin users or the hosting service provider account. Look for any clues in email threads, chat history, or any other information that could lead you to the previous developers. If … Read more
I’ve fixed the problem now. I got hold of my old database dump file from the old server. The reason the indexes weren’t added is because the sql contained rows like: CREATE ALGORITHM=UNDEFINED DEFINER=`tarikbil`@`localhost` SQL SECURITY DEFINER VIEW `wp_ …which was not getting executed due to insufficient user permissions. This meant the consequent indexing lines … Read more
Pretty simple. comments.php is trying to call a function twentyseventeen_get_svg() which doesn’t exist: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function You’ll probably need to contact the theme developer or, just find the part of the code in comments.php (line 88) that calls the function and comment it out. Looks like that function comes with the theme … Read more
No mention of the PHP version you have, but perhaps you are using an older PHP version ? Try running PHP 7.2 for a test. Upgrade to 8.x after the site stabilizes. You can also try renaming the plugins and/or the themes folder to bypass those settings (which will affect the site, of course). Get … Read more
WordPress core files – PHP Warning: file_exists(): open_basedir restriction in effect
Fatal error Class-wp-hook, again, but not sure what’s triggering it
You are getting that fatal error because your custom mdb_save_metaboxes function is expecting to receive 3 parameters (function mdb_save_metaboxes($post_id, $post, $update)), but WordPress only passed 1 parameter, because you did not tell WordPress that it needs to pass 3 parameters. So to fix the issue, set the fourth parameter for add_action() like so: // If … Read more
wp_get_post_terms() returns a WP_Error on failure. (Are you sure it’s $colection and not $collection in that function call?) You can check the return value using is_wp_error() and decide what you’re going to output if it is, in fact, a WP_Error. For example: $term = wp_get_post_terms( $colection->posts[0]->ID ,’look’ ); if ( is_wp_error( $term ) ) { … Read more
Are you somehow including wp-admin\includes\class-wp-importer.php using include or require? That may cause the error of get_cli_args() function declared twice. If that is the case, then you better use include_once or require_once. Also, perhaps you should test your installation by disabling all the plugins and any custom theme. Then activate the theme and test WordPress. Then … Read more