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A critical error and a blank white screen usually indicate a PHP fatal error, often caused by a plugin, theme, or PHP compatibility issue. Since you cannot access the dashboard, try these steps...
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OK, thank you very much for your help
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No, the TwentyThirteen theme is perfectly fine and can be used. It’s still being maintained by the WordPress community. Of course, you should have installed all the updates. If not, that would be a...
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The memory limit applies to my hosting account – yes I thought so. It just confused me that it din’t happen on my MacBook Air. I’m not hosting it. I haven’t had the memory limit increased. Perhaps I...
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The reason for the error should be visible in the error log. You can find it in your hosting area. If necessary, the support of your hosting can help you. Alternatively, you could also enable...
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The memory_limit setting applies to your hosting account. It has nothing to do with your local computer, unless you’re hosting the website on it – which I don’t know. I’m also not sure what you mean...
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Thank you for your swift response threadi. I did do this last week when this first started happening. I didn’t have the time (or the inclination 🙂 to do anything further then. But I deactivated all of...
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Hello WordPress Support Community, I need help troubleshooting a critical error affecting my WordPress website. My website is LifeCare Hospital, and its URL is [Domain removed by moderators] i...
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The problem is that your project requires more memory_limit than your hosting provider allocates. The supposedly easiest way is to raise the limit in your hosting control panel – see, for example,...
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I recently updated PHP to 8.4 but now I’m getting the “There has been a critical error on this website” message.I followed the intrustions to log errors on...
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To your direct question: yes, those hashimage_cache_ rows are very likely safe to remove if the plugin that created them is gone, and it should make a real difference. 94 MB of autoloaded options...
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What is the exact wording? I can’t find “no associated items found” in the WordPress core; it could also be coming from your theme. My guess is that the term counter isn’t set up correctly. Try...
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I have a lot of posts assigned to the different categories (and they show in the Count on the right of the admin list), but clicking view shows me the “no associated items found” message, like the...
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You’ll definitely need a backup. Start by contacting your hosting provider’s support team – they might have a more recent backup of your project stored elsewhere. Otherwise, your only option would be...
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If the post publishes successfully with the correct category, the message may be a temporary editor issue. Try clearing your browser cache and checking for plugin conflicts. If it keeps happening,...
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This could be a plugin or theme conflict after the update. Try disabling plugins one by one and switching to a default WordPress theme to identify the cause. Also, check the PHP error logs for details...
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A critical error can be caused by a plugin, theme, or PHP issue. Since you can’t access your dashboard I recommend contacting your hosting provider and asking them to check the PHP error logs to...
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Hi @nitrospectide, When a taxonomy term (either Category or Tag) has no assigned posts, it will show the “No posts were found” message on the frontend. This is an expected result. Therefore, to ensure...
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I think this error may be related to your user permissions or the Tutor LMS plugin. Since it happens when you try to view student details, I would check if your account has the correct permissions to...
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I completed all 5 steps, and I still get the “Sorry, but nothing was found.” We are not using tags, but I went in and created one, and applied it to a post. When I click View on that tag, I get a...
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