I'm having this really weird issue in my wordpress website which is hosted on GoDaddy server.
The issue is, when I try to edit any page using WPBakery, the server resources gets full immediately (Please refer to the screenshot). However on another host(bluehost) I didn't face such issue. I've tried to contact the support but it didn't help. Also I tried to optimize the website using JetPack plugin but I still get the same issue. The website will keep a good performance as long as I don't edit any page. Any thoughts what's going on?
Try wordpress debug and see if there are any errors when you try to update a page using wpbackery
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I am experiencing problems with my website. I updated my web page, and it looks the same as before. My site is not showing the changes I uploaded.
I have tried many ways to fix this issue, but no help.
The following are some steps that I followed, but nothing worked for my website.
Force browser to reload or clear cache
Clear WordPress cache with the help of cache plugins
Clear cache from Hostinger hosting cache manager
Used different device/computer
Restart modem/router
Used a different device browser but no help.
Flushed my computer's DNS
Used Google Public DNS
What else do I need to do to resolve this problem? I have been experiencing this issue for 10 days now.
I would greatly appreciate help with advice on what to do to resolve this issue.
Thanks!
You can also try the following ways
The first way:
If you use WordPress speed boosts such as Rocket, Total Cache, etc., disable them and do your updates again.
The second way:
Disable your site template and enable a default WordPress template and retest.
The third way:
Change your WordPress to a newer or older version and get tested.
The fourth way:
Disable WordPress plugins one by one and get tested at every step.
I have a huge problem with my wordpress dashboard display. After I upgrade to wordpress 4.5 my dashboard gone crazy.... its seems like it is not displaying css correctly. Its really killing me cause I could not write any article ...which very bad for my website. My dashboard looks like:
This is what seems to be the problem:
I tried everything. First I thought that is might be chrome's problem. I deleted history/cache ...etc. Not working. Then I deleted chrome and reinstalled it. Not worked. Then I used firefox, opera,internet explorer ... not worked. I put one friend of mine to look... it seems also the same to him. Then, I deleted wordpress 4.5 core file (wp-admin, wp-include) from ftp and installed back wordpress 4.4.2 and it looks the same..... I'm really desperate. I sought help on wordpress official website.... nobody helped me.... its crucial for me to solve this problem I really live with site's help. I really don't have any idea to solve it. This is killing me :(.
I appreciate any help.....
Add below code in wp-config.php file of your WordPress.
define('CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false );
It should solve your problem, you can read more details on below link.
http://manovotny.com/fix-wordpress-admin-styles-not-loading/
jQuery is not defined errors usually indicate that jQuery hasn't been loaded at all, so then other scripts that depend on jQuery being present throw the error.
Where are you loading jQuery from? According to this issue someone had a problem where they were including jQuery from Google's CDN, and WordPress was trying to load a version of jQuery that wasn't present in Google's CDN.
A link to your site would be helpful - it's difficult to determine what all is going on from only that screenshot.
It also looks like your site isn't loading any of the CSS for the admin area. Have you doublechecked your WordPress address and Site Address options in the admin?
This might also be set in your wp-config.php file:
define('WP_HOME','http://example.com');
define('WP_SITEURL','http://example.com');
If your WordPress Address (which is the same as WP_HOME) setting doesn't match the URL with which you're trying to access the WP admin area, then you'll see symptoms like your site is exhibiting, where CSS doesn't load properly and some javascript may be missing.
One more suggestion: try activating a different theme temporarily (such as Twenty Fifteen) and see if that fixes up the WP admin. You may have a conflict specific to your current theme package.
Take care of adding define( 'CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false ); at the top of declarations, after comments.
I am trying to figure out a solution to a problem that have occured for my father, who has absolutely no knowledge of Wordpress or what he's been doing with his page. Me myself don't have too much knowledge of Wordpress or its functions, but have tried to find a solution on my own.
The problem: After logging on to the Wordpress admin page (wp-admin/edit) from the webpage (http://[webpagename].com/wp-login.php) only the left panel is visible for almost all functions except a few. Only the following page-tabs return pages with information
Admin->Akismet statistics
Addons->Configure Akismet
Tool->Backup
Settings->Google analytics
Settings-> MapPress
Settings->Language
Settings->Coming soon
Contact
All other tabs turn out as white pages to the right. I have tried in up to date browsers Google Chrome, IE 11 and Firefox. The webpage is fully visible and functional in itself, it is only when trying to change it via wp-admin link I have problem.
I have read the answers to similiar problems in the links related to this post: wp-admin shows blank page, how to fix it? (I can not post the links myself since I am a new member).
But all of above seems to use an installed program to configure the pages and the solution mostly boils down to disable installed plugins or running the page in debug mode. Since we don't have a program installed nor have the choice to disable any plugins or configuring any files, none of these solutions are applicable as I can see it.
Does anyone know why we can't configure the web page anymore using the http://[webpagename].com/wp-login.php page?
Thank you for your time.
Regards
Rasmus
I got a call from a customer who's Wordpress site is not working and I started taking a look at but I cannot understand what's going on there.
On the same server (only another directory) there are other wordpress setups running and they are working perfectly fine. So that's the first part that is kind of ... interesting.
When I logg in to the WP-Admin and access the page again it loads without any problems. Everything is displayed correctly. Same if I add a PHP GET-Parameter like ?anythinginteresting.
In the apache error logs I only find "PHP Notices" - nothing I would worry about.
Any hints? I'm going out of ideas right now...
Seems to be a caching issue as mentioned by #michealrmcneill it comes from the WP-Super-Cache Plugin. This plugin is not "knocked out" when disabled in WP-Admin it needs to be deleted in /wp-content/plugins/wp-super-cache/* to be removed. Addionally there are two files: wp-content/advanced-cache.php and /wp-content/plugins/wp-cache-config.php that are related to the plugin.
I have a site which uses wordpress. For some reason, some of my pages keep refreshing continuously. I am not able to replicate the issue continuously. However, in random I have seen some pages keep refreshing automatically. When I retry the same pages after few mins, it is working fine. My users also experiencing the same problem. When they report me the issue with a url and if I check that page it is working fine. So, I am sure the issue is there but unable to replicate the problem or troubleshoot the issue.
This is not a browser or system issue. The issue occurs with registered and unregistered users.
So, I need your help on this to troubleshoot this problem. Is there anyway to find out whether the page is keep refreshing by adding some code in wordpress theme php files like writing some sort of logs, etc.? So that I can try to troubleshoot the problem.
The same theme with plugins works fine in another site with other hosting provider. I have also checked with my hosting provider. They replied back and said they are not able to find any issues on their side and cannot help further, as the issue occurs in random.
Thanks in advance :)
This sounds like your site may have been hacked. Check the page source (View Source or Ctrl + u) for <script> tags that you don't recognize. If you are unsure, try disabling all of your plugins and use the default theme. If the issue persists, then it is most likely an issue with your site being hacked, and you should reinstall WordPress from scratch, and do fresh installs of all plugins and themes. If you are using a custom theme, upload a version that you know was working. Also, be sure to change passwords for your dashboard and hosting account.
If disabling a plugin or using the default theme makes the issue go away, then it's a bug with that particular theme/plugin. In this case, report the bug to the appropriate party (person/company responsible for the particular plugin/theme that's causing the issue).
How to Debug
Try to find a way that you can consistently test for the problem. For example, if you can refresh 20 times, and it happens twice every time, then you have your test to use. It sounds like it won't be as simple as this, but that's the basic idea... find the minimum number of times it takes to come across the issue on a regular basis, and test for it 3 times for each plugin you disable (and when you turn the main theme back on).