Someone else had tried to help my client. They had enabled debugging in /wp-config.php define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true); When I turned off debugging, the site and admin loaded correctly.
You have installed your website in public_html/wordpress so you need to move it up a directory in FTP or change your URL in the dashboard to gas-springs.com/wordpress. The JSON error is because your WordPress URL is HTTP and the Site URL is HTTPS.
Hard to tell, since you didn’t share your code. But the error message tells you why. But if you are trying to DEFINE previously defined constants (which is what those are, since they were defined in wp-config.php – look at that file in the indicated line number), then that would be the cause of your … Read more
Unfortunately you can’t just copy code that plays a completely different role and replace users with posts and somehow expect this to do what you want it. The reason you get a fatal error is because you’re passing in too many arguments (3) to the filter, when there are only 2 supplied. Here’s the code … Read more
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
I would say if the plugin author hasn’t responded to support in a year that you should dump the plugin causing the issue and find something else. You’re bound to run into more problems in the future. And, yes, s_ha_dum is right that it probably has something to do with the permissions on those files … Read more
I was receiving an error similar to this on one of my past sites. Turned out that my host was blocking XML-RPC requests to remote servers. My solution: switch hosts (unless you’re running on a VPS where you can configure your server).