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Jan Dembowski
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PHP is probably tossing errors and causing those issues. Can you check your error_log file for your webserver?
Do you mean Windows eventvwr or is there a error log file kicking around for Word Press?
My windows logs look fine and dandy to fair. Noting out of whack.
Got it.
It was a plug in that was causing it to not work. I had installed the Visitor maps plugin. I just remoced this from the plugin folder and now my blog is back and working.
Thanks for replying anyway mate
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Jan Dembowski
(@jdembowski)
Forum Moderator and Brute Squad
Edit: DOH! He solved it while I was typing!
Do you mean Windows eventvwr or is there a error log file kicking around for Word Press?
Ah, a Windows server… WordPress doesn’t have it’s own error log, not that I’m aware of at least. When you get a blank white page, that usually means your PHP didn’t like something and refuses to render the HTML.
Check the server’s Event Viewer, you should have Application, System, and Security (doing this from memory) look in all three to see if there is anything to indicate IIS is having a bad time.
If you are using IIS, see if there is an option to log errors to a text file. If you can get that, then you should be able to find what/where the problem is.
