• Resolved tlasuk

    (@tlasuk)


    I am pretty disparate here. Things seems to be devolving pretty fast.
    After the auto update of 4.7.4, I was having issues trying to do a simple update on a page using DIVI. Every time, I’d update the page, it would revert to the what it was showing before the update.

    Then DIVI had a new revision – I thought “Great! they’re responding to this issue”

    Then I started getting this message when executing php commands:

    “This page isn’t working

    xxxx.org is currently unable to handle this request.
    HTTP ERROR 500”

    https://mysite.org/wp-admin/themes.php – this does not

    so I can’t roll back through the interface or disable the child theme

    This command works:
    https://mysite.org/wp-admin/edit.php

    This does not:
    https://mysite.org/wp-admin/post.php?post=35752&action=edit

    Since I’m on Chrome, noticed that the commands that work have the green secure https and the ones that don’t have a grey i in an circle – meaning not secure.

    I saw WP recommends 5.6+ php so I changed to 5.7 on my server. then even https://mysite.org/wp-admin threw the 500 error. So I changed back to 5.3.2.

    On Firefox and Safari all I get is a blank screen on the pages I get 500 error messages for.

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  • lisa

    (@contentiskey)

    Can you share the URL for your site so volunteers can take a look at it?

    Thread Starter tlasuk

    (@tlasuk)

    This problem has been resolved. In the latest version of DIVI the MailChimp option has to be set from Email Optin settings. The failed call to et_pb_get_mailchimp_lists() in child theme was throwing the 500 errors. This was in an class extending the ET_Builder_Module.

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