What version of WordPress are you using?
I don’t recall off the top of my head. Where would I be now be able to find that information since the site is only accessible via Cpanl?
Hi djacks84
What action did you perform just before the error occurred?
If you just activated a plugin, then use FTP to log in to your host and remove that plugin folder.
Cheers
Mort3n
Sorry, I found it, the .php file says “3.6”
<?php
/**
* The WordPress version string
*
* @global string $wp_version
*/
$wp_version = ‘3.6’;
I didnt add anything new to the site other than posts, no plugins though.
OK.
Strange for the error to occur spontaneously.
It seems that the error often occurs when a plugin is a bit too aggressive accessing permalink.
One way to debug is:
* FTP into your site
* remove all plugins (copy to your harddrive)
* verify that site is up running
-> if not running, then it’s your theme or your WP install
* add plugins one at a time, verify site running after each one
-> the plugin that reintroduces the error is the culprit and you can seek support for that plugin
Cheers
Mort3n
Try:
– switching to the default theme by renaming your current theme’s folder inside wp-content/themes and adding “-old” to the end of the folder name using FTP or whatever file management application your host provides.
– resetting the plugins folder by FTP or phpMyAdmin.
– re-uploading all files & folders – except the wp-content folder – from a fresh download of WordPress. Make sure that you delete the old copies of files & folder before uploading the new ones.
– running the upgrade manually via wp-admin/upgrade.php
Got the site back up by changing the name of the plugins file on my Cpanel, now it’s like you say Mort3n, weeding out the problem child. Thank you all for your support and helpful assistance with this!
