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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Critical Error on the websiteOK so the issue actually is that your host has upgraded the PHP version your website runs on and your template is not compatible. While your host should have told you they were doing it, your website is running obsolete software and was a security risk.
I think this is the template you are using. You need to update your theme to the latest version:
https://themeforest.net/item/home-health-care-medical-care-wordpress-theme-nanocare/19711650?srsltid=AfmBOoqtvuUx3GydQnO7xx6vBmtOIAY9zVv3z0eyPrPzPfq9_MikvS5GForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Site doesn’t rank in search enginesAdd Yoast SEO plugin and setup that with all your meta tags and company details. You can then get the addresses of the sitemaps from Yoast SEO plugin and use those to submit your site to searches.
Once you have the addresses of the sitemaps claim your website on Google Search Console and submit your site maps for indexing.
There are plenty of tutorials on those with a quick Google, so have a go.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Critical Error on the websiteWOW PHP version 5.3! You need to upgrade your PHP version to PHP 8 if possible. You may get other conflicts but most plugins and WP don’t really support PHP 5.3 anymore. You can ask your host to do this or do it from your hosting control panel.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Critical Error on the websiteOK, so turn on debug mode please as above. This will show you where the error is. Enable and check, then post in here that you’ve done it and that the errors are showing.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I can not get email when people submit from website contact formThere are a few things you can do. One is to use the SMPT plugin which then means that you end up using an external email address to send email. This can work as long as the external mail is setup right and has all the correct DNS entries like DMARC DKIM SPF and so on. The other option you can look at is to use a mail relay service. You’d still use an external email but it will relay through trusted IPs and you’ll not have deliverability issues.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Critical Error on the websiteYes if you open wp-config and set debug mode to true it should print all the errors to the screen. You can then fix the problem / locate it. Sometimes it’sa simple plugin conflict and all you have to do once locating the issue is to go in ot the plugins folder in ftp and put an underscore before the plugin name to disable it. Then once in the admin take the underscore away. The bigger problem is if the plugin is relied upon by the theme though. If it isn’t this method should work fine.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Google search console indexingImportantly you need to leave the old domain running and redirect all traffic from the urls there to the live url to retain your rankings in search engines. This can be done with htaccess or in cloudflare if you use that. Then anyone visiting the old links will be auto directed to the new ones. This goes for search engines too.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Delete wp-config.phpYou need to do the following:
- Download a fresh copy of WordPress to your desktop and unzip.
- Open the wp-config.php file in a text editor and edit the database name, username and password to the same database name, username and password to what you have in your hosting.
- If you do not know the database password you can generate a new password in yoru hosting. Leave the database user the same.
- Google ‘WordPress salts’ and you will geta page that gives you some random salt strings. Update these in the config file too.
- Upload the only the config file to your WordPress install this will kick your website back in to action.
- Do not upload a fresh copy of WordPres. Do not upload a fresh wp-content folder – both of these could wipe your website.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Migrate Lite - Migration Made Easy] no point in posting hereYes the plugin was solid to WP Engine. I’m not sure if they are still using this forum to answer issues.
Hi Oliver.
I can add to cart, go to checkout, click checkout and it then let’s me login to PayPal and returns to the website. Then when I click on the checkout button on the website I get the error. It’s the final phase when you go to pay.
Here is a test product. Go all the way through to pay – and you should get the error.
https://www.oldfireplaces.co.uk/product/test/David
I have the same thing happening on one of the websites I manage. I deactivated all plugins, reverted back to the default theme and also tried changing the PHP version. Nothing worked. Are there any other solutions?
On the final click to pay (after logging in to PayPal):
GET /wc-api/WC_Gateway_PayPal_Express_AngellEYE/?pp_action=do_express_checkout_payment&utm_nooverride=1&order_id=XXXXX HTTP/1.0
500 ERROR
mod_fcgid: stderr: PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method WC_Order::get_discount_total() in /xxx/httpdocs/wp-content/plugins/paypal-for-woocommerce/classes/wc-gateway-calculations-angelleye.php on line 187, referer: https://www.oldfireplaces.co.uk/checkout/
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Photo Gallery - Responsive Image Galleries by Supsystic] ImportWe would like to use images in our media library and import them, but use external links to link them to in the gallery. We would create a CSV with all the images with the links we want them to point to. We would then want to import this in to a gallery.
Here is an example:
Image : https://ourdomain.com/wp-content/2018/04/image1.jpg
Links (all external) : https://wordpress.orgForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Print Invoice & Delivery Notes for WooCommerce] Shortcodes in contentHi Vishal.
I’ve just tried to use one of my own shortcodes in most of the fields, the one I’d like it to work in is the Shop Address field.
With advanced custom fields I know you can apply the_content filter to a field which then allows it to use shortcodes. Like this:
apply_filters(‘the_content’, get_field(‘field_name’));
Are we able to do something similar to allow shortcodes in your text fields? It would be a really useful feature as we could then use shortcodes in PDF to generate dynamic content based on the customer.
Thanks for coming back to me, and let me know what you think.
Hi Mattyrob.
The emails come straight from subscribe2.
It’s a strange one as most emails are http. Some then come as https.
There is nothing different about the post from one to the other.Plugins used:
adcodes
AddThis Social Bookmarking Widget
Advanced Custom Fields
Akismet
Awesome Weather Widget
BruteProtect
Display Widgets
Flickr Photostream
Google Analytics by Yoast
InfiniteWP – Client
Quick Page/Post Redirect Plugin
Recent Comment Avatars
Simple Share Buttons Adder
StatPress
Subscribe2
Sweet Captcha
Twitter Widget Pro
Ultimate Tag Cloud Widget
Wordfence Security
Wordpress Ad Widget
WordPress Importer
WordPress SEO
WP Category Tag CloudHi Mattyrob.
I have a site that also runs this plugin. I received an email today saying the same as ansiman. Subscribers have received emails with https rather than http. So they get a browser warning.
Permalink settings are normal (postname) and the site is non https.
Is there a fix for this issue?
Many thanks.
