Internal Server Error only on frontend and certain admin pages
I get internal server errors quite often in my everyday coding work if i misspell PHP function names in my code. So try deactivating your plugins and re-enabling one by one.
I get internal server errors quite often in my everyday coding work if i misspell PHP function names in my code. So try deactivating your plugins and re-enabling one by one.
Ehm, yea. I don’t know what exactly your problem is, so some notes about the code below. You should use the settings API. Here’s a (new) tutorial by Chip Bennet. The way you’re calling your currently set options (one get_option call per sub-array) you have about 11 db-calls only for your options. If you don’t … Read more
The content you get is not utf-8 encoded or the encoding is damaged by the importer. Usually SimplePie – the feed reader WordPress uses – is quite good at handling such cases. I wonder what an importer you use … Anyway, I’ve written a function to enforce utf-8 output. You should implement this very early … Read more
As mentioned, clear your cache. I have no problem with Firefox 7.01 or Iron (Chromium ) on Windows. I would also deactivate all plugins and see if that fixes it. If so then activate them one by one and see if you can find which one causes the problem. What happens if you use another … Read more
The problem is that you have two strings that aren’t actually being appended together. Try replacing return $count. ‘<span class=”vwbx”>Views</span>”<span class=”vwbx”>views</span>’; With return $count. ‘<span class=”vwbx”>Views</span>’.'<span class=”vwbx”>views</span>’; (note the added period in the centre). Or instead, remove the two quotation marks from the centre: return $count. ‘<span class=”vwbx”>Views</span><span class=”vwbx”>views</span>’; That should work 😀 EDIT In … Read more
It looks like you’re using Nginx which is very likely your issue. Nginx has a great writeup on what you need to do to with WordPress: http://wiki.nginx.org/Wordpress Other useful resources: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3695387/nginx-404-not-found-page-for-permalinks https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3255446/wordpress-3-0-nginx-permalink-404-problem http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/nginx-compatibility/other_notes/ Let me know if this works! Cheers~
It seems you have a plug-in or theme activated which is trying to hook a function onto the admin_init hook, but the the function name they’ve given is not valid. Usually because the function doesn’t exist, and potentially because they’ve put a space in the callback name. Try deactivating your plug-ins/ themes one by one … Read more
Never ignore errors, errors are for fixing. A quick google of this gives me this malware: http://sucuri.net/malware/malware-entry-mwiframehd37 Basically your site has been hacked/compromised. You need to look at your security, make sure everything is up to date and watertight, and check your code for nonvalidated data and unchecked file processing.
just guessing now because lack of info, but it could be in your functions.php and maybe called by the function “wp_enqueue_style()” or try to search your theme folder for default.css and it should give you that file where it being included from. And no it is not a standard inclusion in WP.
W3 Total Cache plugin basically removes w3-total-cache-config-preview.php, when disabling the preview mode. In /wp-content/ folder, please check if you have a file named w3-total-cache-config.php. If it exists, please compare it with w3-total-cache-config-preview.php file. If both have the same content, rename it to w3-total-cache-config-preview-backup.php and reload your site’s /wp-admin/admin.php?page=w3tc_general. If both have different content, please copy … Read more