Fatal Error: —load.php on line 284

  • I’m hoping someone can help me. I’ve recently had some trouble on my web server with some kind of attack, and believe I have things cleared up. However, my site has broken, and I’m at quite a loss to fix it.

    All that I can see if I try to go to my site is the following:
    Fatal error: Call to undefined function apply_filters() in /home/matthewkee/stuffwhy.com/blog/wp-includes/load.php on line 284

    I am at a point where I have done essentially a manual upgrade where I’ve removed everything except wp-config.php and the wp-content folder and put everything else back from a fresh download. The message remains the same.

    I’ve looked at line 284 and it is just the middle of a comment regarding wp_debug. To my knowledge debug mode is not active.

    I’ve looked into this as best I can, and I’ve seen other reports of similar things fixed by a manual upgrade or reinstall, as I’ve done, but no one has referenced this exact line.

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  • Bunty

    (@bhargavbhandari90)

    I think all files are not there. Try to replace wp-includes, wp-admin folder and all files on root except wp-congig.

    See if this helps you.

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by Bunty.
    Thread Starter mamamui

    (@mamamui)

    Thank you, but I have just done this very thing, and the problem persists.

    Bunty

    (@bhargavbhandari90)

    Can you show me the error log or something else so that I can check the actual problem.

    Thread Starter mamamui

    (@mamamui)

    Sorry to ask but where would I get that log?

    Bunty

    (@bhargavbhandari90)

    
define('WP_DEBUG', true);

define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true);

    Add these lines in wp-congig.php. Run your site 2 3 times and check wp-content folder. You can find debug.log file.

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