Anshu Verma

Try this:

1) Reinstall WordPress (total Fresh Installation)
2) Import All your content.
3) Check for any other user. if Yes delete it.
4) Do not install any other theme or plugin.

Please see if still their is any kind of malicious stuff happening on your website..

As this is a premium theme. I would suggest you to post the query in their forum or just raise a ticket to them. They would be able to help you on this.

try clearing your chrome history, cache cooking and stuffs. if still doesnt work try to flush ur dns. should work then.

try clearing your browser history and cache. Or just try to visit it from some other browser.

Can you tell us the theme name?

I can visit the wp-admin section. Works at my end. is it after you enter your username and password?

Please try the following

1) Deactivate all plugins. If this works, re-activate the plugins one by one until you find the problematic plugin.

2) switching to the default theme to rule out theme-specific problem.

Anshu

Hi,

Please try to deactivate all the plugins and change back to Original theme through your FTP.

Way to deactivate all plugins and change back to original theme:
Plugin:
Open an FTP program such as Filezilla and connect to your host server. Open /wp-content/plugins folder. Delete or rename the plugin folder and the plugin will be disabled.

Theme:
Open /wp-content/theme folder. Delete the activated theme folder and the default theme will be activated.

you should now be able to login into the admin section. ??

Hi,

You can change the following text at Line Number 246 at plugin_directory\classes\class-wc-emails.php

$meta[ __( ‘Note’, ‘woocommerce’ ) ] = wptexturize( $order->customer_note );

to

$meta[ __( ‘To Any Thing You Want’, ‘woocommerce’ ) ] = wptexturize( $order->customer_note );

I would suggest you to look up on the internet for “Error 324”. Error 324 is gives out Error code: ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE.

Try cleaning your browser history and cache. Also try to clear your DNS Cache.

Can you post the link to the website you are trying to install wordpress?? or whats the line in which this error is coming?

Use an FTP client to visit the /wp-content/themes folder and either delete or re-name the malfunctioning theme’s folder. WordPress will automatically revert to the default theme when it can’t find the set one, allowing you to log in and fix whatever problem came up.

You can reinstall it and let us know if you face the same error. ??

Hi,

I don’t see any wordpress installed on that domain.

try removing

<meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1″ />

from your header.php file of the theme.