There has been a critical error on this website.

  • There has been a critical error on this website.
    Please check your site admin email inbox for
    instructions

    This is the massage am getting on any new article I publish

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  • Please check your site admin email inbox for
    instructions

    I assume you have checked your inbox, but no email?

    You will need to look in your server error log to find the error. If you don’t know where to look your host support should be able to advise.

    These are some of the basic WordPress Errors you may experience

    <strong>ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT </strong>— Caused by a slow or overloaded web server.
<strong>ERR_CACHE_MISS</strong> — If you see this, look into your website’s cache or PHP tools like plugins, as they’re very likely the cause.
<strong>500 Internal Server Error</strong> — A serious error that can usually be traced back to server file corruption.
<strong>Error Establishing a Database Connection </strong>— Corruption in your database or a database server issue can be the root of this problem.
<strong>HTTP 503 Service Unavailable</strong> — Indicates an issue with your server.
<strong>HTTP 502 Bad Gateway</strong> — Yet another server issue, often caused by too many visitors overloading it.

    You Can solve this issue of Critical error by following these steps:
    `Enable Debug in WordPress
    Step 1: Connect to your site with FTP.
    Step 2: Find wp-config.php in the root folder and open it with a text editor or IDE.
    Step 3: Place the following code at the bottom of the document, just before the final message, then save and close the file:
    define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, true );

    define( ‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, false );

    Roll Back Your Site
    Revert to a Default Theme
    Disable All Plugins
    Raise the PHP Memory Limit

    I have the same error message and received no mail either.

    I added the WP-DEBUG lines in wp-config.php but this merely changed the error message a little bit: the “Please check your e-mail” line disappeared but the problem stays. I can no longer log in as administrator and therefore not change theme’s etcetera.

    All began after updating to WP5.8

    Now I found via FTP that there was an “upgrade” folder within wp-content that had a folder “wordpress-5.8-AA3TB3e” containing I presume all the changed files for WP5.8 that were probably not fully installed due to (?) a server problem. I moved the contents of it to the appropriate fiolders an the site came miraculously live again.

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by wannesmorris.
    • This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by wannesmorris.

    Please tell me what you did? I tried to update and now my site is gone, same error message. WHERE did you move this folder to?

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