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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WP Cron issuesYou know what I just got it fixed. I appreciate your help. I literally just did a log off and log on again and my Dashboard was back to normal, I was able to update my page and the wordpress admin bar is now showing up on my website again. I changed the define(‘DISABLE_WP_CRON’, true) back to false and it’s still working fine. Thanks for your help.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WP Cron issuesMy Site Health says it’s good with no errors. I changed the define(‘DISABLE_WP_CRON’, true) back to true and I still could not update a page. It just spins and spins without ever completing. So I thought maybe I should reboot the server and after doing that, the same thing is happening. I’m not sure why. All I did was set that define(‘DISABLE_WP_CRON’, true) to false, cleared my cache, uninstalled 3 plugins that weren’t being used. I’m not sure why now all of a sudden I can’t even update a page.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to Disable “Block Recovery” for HTML BlocksI have the same issue. Some of my pages have 50+ HTML blocks that every time I need to edit the page, I need to click on Attempt Block Recovery of each block otherwise the page is just sloooooow. Once I get going and get most recovered, it speeds up and I can edit the page. Otherwise, it’s impossible. Very annoying. There is no errors in my blocks. They are all custom HTML’s.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Website and admin page are both downFor some reason, on my original server, the wp-config.php and other wordpress files were located in the var/www/html/ directory but when I did the install of WP on the new server all those files are located in the var/www/wordpress directory.
I ended up copying my old files to both locations on the new server.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Website and admin page are both downHey Steve. So I had to start from scratch. I rebuilt my ubuntu apache2 server. I’m trying to migrate my data to hopefully get my site back up where it left off. I’m a pretty big rookie when it comes to doing this type of thing. I went through a couple different instructional sites to get apache wordpress installed. I managed to get the apache window that stated it was installed properly. Now I’ve been trying to get the index.php to load instead of the index.html and at first I had a database error. I edited my wp-config.php file with the Key’s I had previously defined in the wordpress install and with my database name and user. Now all i’m seeing when I go to my public IP is the define lines. Do you have any insight for me?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Website and admin page are both downYa i tried that. It doesn’t seem like a WordPress issue but it all happened while I was installing plugins. My server is hosted on Amazon’s EC2 platform. I rebooted the instance multiple times. I was trying to access it via ftp to rename the plugin folder with no luck.