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@bcworkz Thank you for the follow up

When I upload by different site it is relative fast.
From the same machine,Using the same procedure.
By this it is not related to the machine.

Not the server, not the machine,

What else can cause this issue, cpanel or plesk?

If you’re using their fie manager, that’s quite likely. If using FTP, AFAIK they do not factor into file transfer.

@bcworkz Thank you for the follow up
i did not get it, what you try to explain

Disregard my last reply, I had a different upload method mind. You’re using the media library uploader, right? Plesk/cPanel would not factor into that speed AFAIK. Media library uses PHP file system operations. The only thing left if your computer and the server aren’t the issue are the connections in between.

@bcworkz Thank you for the follow up

I told you i did migrate to better, i discovered two issues that was not before the migration was, by this i try different back up none of this is working.

Is it possible that this have to do with ssl certification.

Before it was mix http and https now is exclusively https (if i did right understand it)

Exist the possibility to move all to https.

Exemple of failure :
i have button, normally this button save but now it put me out to error page.

I found some instructions, exemple rewrite the permalink by let the configuration like it is and push save again.

In the admin, setting, permalink

All HTTPS is highly desirable. If you see the locked padlock icon in your browser, all resources for that page are all HTTPS.

HTTPS does involve an added certificate check in the process, but it’s very fast if everything is in order. If the initial request is HTTP, redirecting to HTTPS will take some time, but it wouldn’t affect upload speed since related requests should all be HTTPS already. HTTPS does involve encrypt/decrypt of data. That’s likely faster than the throughput speed of the connection.

If you do something to alter permalink rewrite rules outside of the permalinks settings screen, such as add a post type, the rules need to be flushed and regenerated. Visiting the permalinks settings screen will do this, as would calling flush_rewrite_rules() in code. This too will not affect upload speed. It could possibly affect a save operation. Permalinks either work or they don’t. Never call flush_rewrite_rules() unless you’re sure it’s needed. Doing so is computationally intensive and since the rewrite rules are persistent, it’s rarely necessary.

@bcworkz Thank you for the follow up
We now not discuss about upload

But over button that do not save anymore after the migration.

User can add there email and push save, but now it not save anymore, and redirect.

Do a test save, then check both the browser console and server error log for clues.

@bcworkz Thank you for the follow up

what can you say about that ?

Refused to apply style from <url> because its MIME type (‘text/html’) is not a supported stylesheet MIME type, and strict MIME checking is enabled.

do you know patch to fix that ?
would you provide me it ?

Console error, right? That wouldn’t impact the failure to save problem. The error relates to your new server having stricter controls combined with there being a formatting issue with the referenced file at <url>. It’s seen as a plain text file instead of a CSS file. I’ve seen this when the // or # style of comment is used on CSS files, only /* */ style is supported. There could be other reasons though, none directly related to failure to save.

Indirectly though, perhaps the stricter controls are blocking what you’re trying to save? Maybe it’s something your host could help you with.

@bcworkz Thank you for the follow up

I get lost, would you take a look on the site?
Would you make me this service,
Naturly only if is possible on your side.

Would this for the save button be possibility?
https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-fix-wordpress-posts-returning-404-error/

Is it possible that it save some issues, how securised it is.

Every thing was working fine before the migration.

You can contact me by email :
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• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).
• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).

If the cure proposed in your link were your problem, no “pretty” permalinks for anything would work, they’d all do a hard server 404.

I’m sorry, but the extent of help available in these forums must be limited to public interaction through these topics and replies. Off forum contact among members is not allowed. So is accessing other member’s admin areas of their site. These limitations are necessary due to a combination of past related abuse and liability issues. Bad people are why we cannot have nice things ??

Are there any issues raised at Tools > Site Health?

@bcworkz Thank you for the follow up

Bad person spoil the life of person.
As usual.

I discovered something curious, same that with the button but this time wordpress intern.

When push of page, than open page to edit, push than again of page. We talk from the admin area.

Than give redirect to the front page of the site.

Maybe with this information we can come front.

Tools site health,
i do not have this option wp 5.1.1