This is a memory issue and can be handled from the wp-config.php file if the server allows. From what I see you have tried define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’64M’); which takes care of the front end, but if you still have memory issue in the admin end, then try define( ‘WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’64M’ ); Please note, this has to … Read more
You should BIND the codes into action (you can use plugins_loaded for earliest stage): add_action(‘plugins_loaded’, ‘my_func’); function my_func(){ // ======== HERE YOUR CODES =========// } p.s. you have to include the file correctly! include_once(ABSPATH.’wp-includes/user.php’);
Do one thing, connect with the FTP and go to the following path, rootfolder\wp-content\ rename the plugins folder to anything which will be there to the above path folder. Get back to the site and activate all the plugins one by one. This will tell you which plugin is the cause of the issue.
The error message indicates that the error is coming from the “Avanter” theme. The theme code is trying to call a function that doesn’t exist. That is an issue for your theme’s developers to fix with an update to their theme. If you install a ‘theme update blocker’, you won’t get the update. But, you … Read more
The “White Screen of Death” (which I assume is your issue, since you provided minimal details) can usually be diagnosed starting with the error.log file for you site. This is available via your hosting Control Panel, File Manager, or via FTP access. The latest error will usually show a folder/file that is causing the problem. … Read more
As the log says, a file is missing. If you FTP in to your site (or use your host’s File Manager, if they offer one) you can change the name of the folder currently called /wp-content/plugins/ – i.e. change it to something like /wp-content/oldplugins/. That should then allow you to log in. Once you log … Read more
The error message is pretty clear in this case. You can’t have two functions with the same name. WordPress already has function called get_header_image, so you can’t call your custom function with this name. That’s why it’s a good idea to add prefixes to functions you declare in your theme. So instead get_header_image you call … Read more
Some files were not copied during update. You need to copy again wp-includes/functions.php to define wp_raise_memory_limit(), but it’s better to upload again all files and folders of wp-includes and wp-admin, as soon as you correct this error, another one will certainly appears, and until all required WordPress files will not be there…
The Health Check plugin is triggering the first error. Is this when you’re running 2.7? get_transient() was only introduced in 2.8, which would explain it’s absence. The second failure is merely a failed HTTP request. This can happen every now and then (mainly due to timeouts). It shouldn’t interrupt the normal functioning of WordPress (the … Read more
If you have access to your cpanel, or equivalent in your hosting, you can disable the plugin manually. Go to file manager, find your root folder, ususaly under public, public_html or www, something like that. Now go to wp-content -> plugins -> plugin folder, im guessing the plugin folder will be named coming-soon or something … Read more