<strong data-start=”62″ data-end=”72″>Hello, I managed to resolve the issue. It was due to the site path, which was still keeping a (false) reference to the old URL prior to the 301 redirection. Thank you for your responsiveness.
Here is the error I got when I enabled debug mode :
Warning: ini_set(): open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/atpmf.unistra.fr/docs/wp-content/errors.log) is not within the allowed path(s): (/www/atpmf/atpmf.unistra.fr:/usr/lib/php5:/tmp) in /www/atpmf/atpmf.unistra.fr/docs/wp-includes/load.php on line 632
And here is what appears in the log file (I didn’t include everything) :
[Thu Jan 15 12:04:19.797755 2026] [php:warn] [pid 906595:tid 906595] [client 130.79.120.249:55812] PHP Warning: ini_set(): open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/atpmf.unistra.fr/docs/wp-content/errors.log) is not within the allowed path(s): (/www/atpmf/atpmf.unistra.fr:/usr/lib/php5:/tmp) in /www/atpmf/atpmf.unistra.fr/docs/wp-includes/load.php on line 632, referer: https://irgap.unistra.fr/wp-admin/site-editor.php?canvas=edit&p=%2Fwp_template%2Ftwentytwentythree%2F%2Fpage
I reinstalled TablePress, but the problem persists.
Hello, Thanks for your advice, it works! I wonder if TablePress Extension: Responsive Tables has something to do with this error message:
“This TablePress Extension was retired. The plugin does no longer work with TablePress 3 and will no longer receive updates or support! Keeping it activated can lead to errors on your website! Find out what you can do to continue using its features!“
Should I deactivate it since I don’t have a business plan at the moment? Sincerely Linus Minus
Hello, Thanks for your advice, it works! I wonder if TablePress Extension: Responsive Tables has something to do with this error message:
“This TablePress Extension was retired. The plugin does no longer work with TablePress 3 and will no longer receive updates or support! Keeping it activated can lead to errors on your website! Find out what you can do to continue using its features!“
