Website broke witthout human interaction

  • steffh

    (@steffh)


    2 years, 1 month ago

    Hi! For my internship my boss and i created a website for a car garage that also wants to sell cars on their website. Everything worked well, but the system that was created was too difficult. Back to the drawing board it was. I created a new system using the Advanced Custom Fields plugin with the ACF Photo Gallery Field plugin to be able to use a photo gallery. Everything worked fine again, but after a holliday where we didn’t touch the website, there was an error that showed up on the website and wp-dasboard. This is the error: Notice: Undefined offset: 1 in /home/wwwkeustermansga/public_html/wp-includes/l10n/class-wp-translation-file-mo.php on line 161. We haven’t changed anything to specific files. We also use Elementor, but we can’t load into Elementor to edit anything. Even in Elementor safe mode, nothing loads. What can cause this problem without any human interaction? Auto-update is is disabled for all themes and plugins.

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  • Moderator threadi

    (@threadi)

    2 years, 1 month ago

    Looks like a file containing text translations has been saved incorrectly. This causes this PHP warning.

    You have several options to fix this:

    a) Disable the output of PHP errors in the frontend. Check whether you have activated debugging in WordPress: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/article/debugging-in-wordpress/ – if yes, deactivate it. If not, talk to your host about it. This will on suppress the warning.

    b) Call up all pending updates again in the backend. Language files are also loaded there. The problematic language file may already be fixed by an update.

    c) If a) and especially b) do not work, you can also delete the language files and have WordPress re-import them. To do this, log in via FTP (your hoster’s support can help with this) and check which files were last updated in /wp-content/languages/. Remove them. Then call up the updates again in the backend. This should reload the current files.

    If the problem persists after c), you need to find out exactly which language file is causing the problem. With this information, you could report back here so that we can take another look at it ourselves.

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