Hi, I can’t access my wordpress control panel, it tells me the following error “There has been a critical error on your website. Please check your site’s administration email box for instructions.” I haven’t received any emails.
With other websites that also use wordpress, I can enter without problems.
Did you happen to be doing changes or updates on your plugins? Because then one of those plugin installations has failed and you now have broken WordPress plugin.
If you still remember which plugin that is, you can manually disable and fix it, like described here:
the configuration of plugins and web content is the same since when I created the website.
I have not installed or added any new content since its creation. The website opens normally, but I can’t access my wordpress panel since 2 days ago Please i nedd help quickly!. Thanks
I just tried this for you, and got a bunch of errors of missing files and classes in the folder davidlynks.com/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/wp-optimize/. So I would start by disabling the wp-optimize plugin and see if that brings your website back online. If it does, you can follow the rest of the article to repair your site.
Hello, As you indicated, I have deleted from cpanel the wp-optimize folder (davidlynks.com/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/wp-optimize/), and I have managed to enter the wordpress panel.
It’s strange, because without doing any update or adding content, this plugin was installed and has been updated several times, since 2 months ago without problems.
The next steps of debugging the link that you have provided, could help me how to make them, because I am not a programmer, nor I understand the content of it to make.
Thank you very much.
Both WordPress and Softaculous can do automatic updates of your WordPress installations, as well as themes and plugins on it. Either of those tools could have broken your site.
However, if you didn’t install wp-optimize before, that would be weird.
Ok,
The following steps to debug the link you have provided, could help me to do them, because I am not a programmer, nor I understand the content of it.
Thank you very much.
I’m sorry, I just see I misread your response. I somehow interpreted it that you managed to follow the instructions successfully and thanked everyone for getting your website fixed.
Please note that you don’t need to be a programmer. All you need to do is manage some files through FTP, which doesn’t require you to write a single line of code yourself.
If you’re having trouble following the steps in the article, maybe we can clarify them? If you want that, can you please clearly point out exactly which step you’re having trouble applying? I would like to help, but the instructions are already quite explicit in my opinion.
If you would prefer to have someone do them for you, please find a web developer to help you with this. Please understand that we provide a hosting service. It’s your responsibility to building and maintaining the website running on it.
I have introduced the codes as indicated, but it still doesn’t allow me to update the new version of wordpress, as well as to install 90% of the most used plugins in this platform. Is there a solution to this?
The “solution” to the problem would be to loosen the limits on free hosting. But that creates many new problems, and is not something we can just do. Fortunately, there are workarounds.
To update WordPress, you can attempt a manual upgrade through FTP. WordPress has explained this process on their own documentation: Updating WordPress – Documentation
The same process can be used for plugins and themes.
An alternative workaround would be to switch to premium hosting where the limits are more flexible so you can use the built-in updaters and installers more easily.