WordPress There is an error log for a transaction we did not do
WordPress There is an error log for a transaction we did not do
WordPress There is an error log for a transaction we did not do
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You have a plugin or theme that is using wp_localize_script() incorrectly. That’s all that can be said based on what you’ve shared. The solution is to deactivate plugins until the error goes away. The last plugin you deactivated is responsible, and you will need to contact its author about properly supporting 5.7. Note that apart … Read more
Site works fine, but editing page causes error “Call to undefined function _wp_array_get()” in Gutenberg
Call to undefined function wp_embed_register_handler()
My wordpress site loads perfectly, but I cannot access the menus in the admin panel
Alternatively you can create a debug logging file for where you can read the errors. Source: http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Configure_Error_Log /** * This will log all errors notices and warnings to a file called debug.log in * wp-content (if Apache does not have write permission, you may need to create * the file first and set the appropriate … Read more
It took me a while to figure out exactly what was going on but it’s actually a problem with WordPress. Bullseye installs version 1.0.49 of PureFTPd where in Buster v1.0.47 was installed. According to PureFTPd’s changelog here, globbing was removed from the NLST command in v1.0.48 (which makes sense since it’s actually not allowed according … Read more
From the looks of things, it’s a server issue. The WordPress theme uploader uses fopen() to transfer files from one location to the server. It looks like there’s a timeout or access error because a) fopen can’t find the file that it’s supposed to be transferring and b) the fread and fclose functions can’t find … Read more
A quick Google search confirmed your suspicion … this is likely an XML parsing error. Furthermore, some discussion on the forums suggests it’s caused by script insertion after a closing </rss> tag. If it is an inserted script, this is likely the result of a hack or an attack on your site or host. Another … Read more