Website Rob
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Server under attackTalk to your DataCenter that provides the server. They should be able to Null route the IPs at the Router level so they won’t even reach the server. Might be a pay-for service though.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Cannot login the DashboardGood to hear. 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Site Health – Clearing CacheWhile on the Site Health page, hold down the CTRL key (CMD key if Mac) and press F5.
You may have already done and I mention it because most people think pressing F5 is enough. It is not as that will cause a page Refresh which is not desired in this case. Clearing the Browser Cache requires a fresh Reload using CTRL + F5.
Other than that, if not using a Cache Plugin then talk to your Hoster as they are using a special cache setup for your Hosting.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Cannot login the DashboardRegardless of what caused the problem, the database needs to fixed first. Suggest you contact your Hoster and give details of the database error. They should be able to fix it and get things working. Then you can start working on what caused the problem.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Cannot login the DashboardDo a Repair to all tables using phpMyAdmin and see what happens.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Using GMail for notificationsSo in essence, the Hoster is saying that sending to gMail zero time per hr. is better than 100 times per hr. Makes no sense to me.
Sounds like you only have two options: find another 3rd party eMail service or another Hoster.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Using GMail for notificationsUsing any 3rd party site to receive eMails is not unusual or bad. I’m wondering why you say “one host has prevented this” and how you know that for sure. I’m also presuming you’ve checked the Spam folder in gMail to make sure they are not ending there.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WP-Admin Dashboard 404 Error after logging inDeleted my WPS-Hide-Login plugin to ensure this was not causing conflicts
As the frontend works fine and both login pages return a 404 page, I would say the settings for the plugin are still in the database. Using phpMyAdmin do a database Search for WPS and delete any entries found for it.
After the Search, do a database Export using phpMyAdmin so you have a current (and working) database backup.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Images crack after they are published on siteNot sure what you mean by “don’t get cracked” but I did notice a couple of images missing because of incorrect URL.
https://zeroavatar.com /wp-content/uploads/2021/04/1-1-1-300×300.png
You’ll notice there is a space before /wp-content in the URL, the images will not load because of it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Permanent redirect 301 is adding forward slashGlad to hear you’re on the right track. If problem solved, please mark this thread as Resolved. 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: PermalinksSounds like your Hoster is in the best position to help with the problem you are having. They can see what you see and provide better answers.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Recovering a lost site?Troubleshooting problems like this is not easy when there is not much detail. For example, can you access the Admin section, do you have FTP access? A yes to both those questions means you can access current site setting and error logs. From there it can usually be determined as to what went wrong or is wrong now and how to start rebuilding.
If you choose to share details of what you found, then perhaps, volunteers in this Forum can offer helpful suggestions. Right now there is not enough to go on.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Optimize page load speedAlso, do you really need 22 different Fonts? Most sites find that 7 or less works just fine. The more Fonts you remove the faster the page will load, without doing anything else.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Permanent redirect 301 is adding forward slashWhat you are experiencing is normal and expected. WordPress is coded to use URI links which means all URLs must end with a forward slash or .php. So if you don’t manually add a forward slash when creating a link then WordPress will–and thus cause a redirect. And using /sample-post/ in Permalinks is the usual setting used.
- This reply was modified 5 years ago by Website Rob.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: 403 errirDo you get a 403 page when you try to login into cPanel? If Yes, then you are blocked by the server and you’ll need to contact your Hoster to get unblocked.
If you can log into cPanel but not sure where to find error logs, which can probably tell you what the problem is, or not sure what the error logs are telling you, then contact your Hoster and provide them information about your problem.