fakhriaz

Hi @pian23,

It appears that https://qentzi.com/wp-admin/ works fine.

Otherwise, the error message is related to updating mojo marketplace plugin using a plugin updater.

If this error persists try updating manually your plugin mojo marketplace. For this use this tutorial: https://docs.brainstormforce.com/how-to-update-plugin-manually-through-ftp/

Hi @sicksquirreltwo,

You can restore your back up by yourself, but if your host does a good job it will save you time.

Concerning username and password, you can find and edit this information in phpMyAdmin in cPanel.

(You can request cPanel login info from your host if you do not have it)

=> Access cPanel then
=> Enter phpMyAdmin
=> Go to WordPress database
=> {table-prefix}_users. Check WordPress users table. Go ahead and
=> click on the edit button for username and password. Under the function column
=> select MD5 from the drop-down menu and click on the Go button.

Let me know if this helped you,

Hi @gainesvillepets,

Isn’t your website https://bobspetsitting.com/?
Have you tried this login page https://bobspetsitting.com/wp-login.php?

I tried it you just need to add your login details.
Otherwise, click on “Lost your password?” and reset your password.

Let me know if this helps.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by fakhriaz.

Hi @yashu2020,

Try updating WordPress manually. Try method 2 in this tutorial.

Do not forget to backup your site.

Hi,

Can you provide me more details such as an error message, or if this used to work and after certain events(new plugin install for example), you had this issue?

Hi @prak1,

Have you tried custom CSS for your site?

In the dashboard click on “Appearance”=>”Customize” then at the bottom “Additional CSS”.

After that add your CSS code.

Check this tutorial it includes an explanatory video and it suggests the use of plugins.

Hi @alix005,

What have you tried exactly?

Most common solutions for this type of error are:

– Turn on debugging
– Deactivate all plugins and switch themes
– Check your .htaccess file
– Increase your memory
– Ask your host
– Re-uploading Core Files

Hi @medhman,

This is generally due to themes, plugins, or WordPress not being updated. Also conflicting plugins.

– So, first of all, I hope you have a backup
– Update all your themes, plugins and WordPress
– Delete all your plugins
– To find the error, add the plugins one by one until you identify the issue

Let me know if this solved the problem.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by fakhriaz.

This is often solved using SEO plugins like All in One SEO or Yoast SEO, also Facebook debug tool to clear the cache.

For this check the tutorial mentioned above.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by fakhriaz.

Hi @kazkorp

I tested your site on Facebook Messenger and as a Facebook post. As far as I have seen it works fine.

– Screenshot when tested on Facebook Messenger
– Screenshot when tested on Facebook Wall shared from phone

So have you solved the problem?

If not this may be related to caching among other things.

For a detailed tutorial to troubleshoot this issue check this link on wpbeginner.

Let me if you solved your issue

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by fakhriaz.

Hi @georgegrf,

If XAMPP is installed in c partition have you searched this folder: C:\xampp\mysql\data

Let me know what you found there,

Hi @dannyogolo,

First, do not forget to back up your site you can use UpdraftPlus. Also update WordPress, your themes and plugins to the latest version and be sure to use the recommended version of PHP by site health.

Then try this popular WordPress technique to pinpoint issues:

– Shift to the default WordPress theme (twenty twenty) to see if this issue is related to the theme you are using.

– Deactivate all your plugins then reactivate them one by one the know if this issue is related to a specific plugin.

– Finally, scan for malware try this plugin but this scan can take ages as your hosting resources are maxed out.

Let me know if this helps

Hi @tuham,

I checked your website and opened many of your latest posts to look for suspicious links. But I could not find any.

Is the problem solved?

Otherwise, have you tried WordPress security plugins scan?

There many such as:

Wordfence

Sucuri

Anti-Malware Security and Brute-Force Firewall

There are many others too.

If you need more details about the issue you described “Spam Link Injection” and how to solve it with a plugin or manually check this article.

Let me know if this helped you

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by fakhriaz.

Hi @bobjgarrett,

I searched for a plugin that shows posts by categories and content with replies. It appears that there are no plugins that also display the replies.

To do this you’ll need a WordPress programmer to do custom work for you.

Otherwise, you may suggest this feature from the developer of the plugin you are using.

Hi,

This can be done programmatically by a programmer using Ajax.

Otherwise, you can eliminate the need of pagination with what is called infinite scrolling which means: loading content continuously as the user scrolls down the page as in Twitter.

To do this use the following plugin: YITH Infinite Scrolling

Let me know if this helps,