Get PHP error when loading wordpress pages.

  • Resolved joeballa

    (@joeballa)


    5 months, 3 weeks ago

    Get the error below every time a page is loaded.

    Stack trace:
{main}() /var/www/html/realmlsstage/index.php:0
require() /var/www/html/realmlsstage/index.php:17
wp($query_vars = *uninitialized*) /var/www/html/realmlsstage/wp-blog-header.php:16
WP->main($query_args = '') /var/www/html/realmlsstage/wp-includes/function.php:1342
WP->parse_request($extra_query_vars = '') /var/www/html/realmlsstage/wp-includes/class-wp:818
preg_match($pattern = '#^?page_id=23279/?$#', $subject = 'stageaccess', $matches = NULL) /var/www/html/realmlsstage/wp-includes/class-wp.php:239

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  • FahimMurshed

    (@fahimmurshed)

    5 months, 3 weeks ago

    This error usually happens when a bad rule gets saved to the database. “Flushing” the permalinks forces WordPress to delete the corrupted rules and regenerate clean ones.

    a. Log in to your WordPress Admin Dashboard.

    b. Go to Settings > Permalinks.

    c. Scroll down and click Save Changes. (You do not need to change any settings, just clicking save is enough).

    d. Check your site to see if the error is gone.

    If the error returns immediately after flushing, a specific plugin or custom code is actively injecting this bad rule.

    The Clue: The error mentions page_id=23279.

    a. Check Redirection Plugins: If you use a plugin like “Redirection” or “Safe Redirect Manager,” look for a rule involving Page ID 23279. You likely added a ? by mistake in a “Source URL” field.

    b. Check Page ID 23279: Find the page with ID 23279. Is there a custom setting on that specific page (in a meta box) regarding custom permalinks or redirects?

    c. Search the Database: If you have access to the database (via phpMyAdmin), search the wp_options table -> rewrite_rules row. If you delete the value of this row (make it blank) and save, it will force WordPress to regenerate default rules on the next load.`

    Try above Method first. If that solves it, you are done. If the site crashes again later, you need to hunt down the plugin managing Page ID 23279.

    Thread Starter joeballa

    (@joeballa)

    5 months, 3 weeks ago

    Thank you, that resolved my issue.

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