You get undefined function because you are pointing to the result.php directly. That way WordPress just doesn’t load. If you need to include result.php in a specific place use get_template_part or even better locate_template
You will need to login over FTP, or via some file manager supplied by your host (cPanel and Plesk have built in FTP-like file managers), and replace that file with a clean one. After which, don’t use the file editor. It is dangerous, like working on an airplane while it is in the air.
I figured out the bug with enabling the debug (as suggested by David Kryzaniak): define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true); Found the bug, it’s generating by any of three plugins. I renamed the plugins folder to plugins1, and it’s live again. EDIT Found a Tutorial on how to proceed on such error from Tuts+, anybody interested in : Fixing … Read more
do_action( ‘init’ ) in wp-settings.php breaks my website. All plugins and themes disabled
I turned on failed request tracing, and saw many entries (not errors, but entries) for Glimpse (I have wordpress running as a subdirectory of my .net site). Glimpse is not supposed to be running in production – but apparently it does. When I removed Glimpse everything worked just fine. Live and learn I guess.
Error updating WordPress, does not ask for FTP password, just error
I found this happens when the owner for your SQL folder get’s changed and you run a new WordPress install. Changing the owner back to the original user and restarting might get it back up and running.
That plugin is using outdated code. $wpdb->prepare used to allow the second parameter to be omitted, though using prepare without it never really made since. As of 3.5 the second parameter is required. You will need to update the plugin, if there is an update, or hack the plugin yourself which is prone to cause … Read more
Internal 500 error: Activating rootio theme and deploying with capistrano
Any idea on how to fix this error when forcing SSL on a certain page?