edugimeno

Understood, thanks!

Haha nice rule, I will keep it ??

Yes I understand, but in my case the alternative would be hiring a software development company that can build the whole program from the ground up, which will be incredibly expensive.

Anyway if I pay for one of the available “premium” plugins, and let’s suppose they don’t offer some of the capabilities I need, can I extend them modifying the code? Because if I’n not wrong, if they are paid plugins, their code won’t be “open“, right?

I sent an email to the company “BookinPress” and they said they do comply with some of the requisites but not all…:(

Will see if anyone around can suggest something powerful enough to be close to what I’m after

THANKS!

• This reply was modified 7 months, 3 weeks ago by edugimeno.

Site has been fixed if anyone needs to know. I contacted the hosting and they set some internal variable (in the hosting, not in WP) and it all works again

Update from myself. I followed one guide for manual upgrading, so I downloaded WordPress 6.1.1 and manually overwrote /wp-admin and /wp-includes and then merged original files from /wp-content with new ones as stated by the manual, and absolutely nothing changed

I keep having access to frontend and everything works fine but backend doesn’t work at all (bad gateway 502) (URL turns into https://casinodelaunion.es/wp-login.php?redirect_to=https%3A%2F%2Fcasinodelaunion.es%2Fwp-admin%2F&reauth=1)

Anyone?

Should I contact my provider? How can I diagnose if this is an issue with PHP, redirects, etc….?

ANyone? Can I just upload the files for th prevous version? Would this create any mismatch with the database? Or does an update only touch files and not database?
Also how would I find out the version it had?

Thanks

I don’t know, I managed to get access to backend after I changed to a different Theme (directly in database), then I could get in, then in backend I switched back to previous theme (Oscend) , and at that point WP warned me that he needed to apply some automatic updates to the database (I’ve never seen this message), after which the backend was functional with the original theme, although it was showing a full page of errors above the content, but at least I was able to do what I needed to do
Thanks!

Perdon, lo cierro. El problema era que interfería con otro plugin que había instalado de pago directo a Redsys sin pasar por Woocommerce