Paul Kaiser

Hi Sascha,

Question:
What company is your web host? I’m wondering if they have mod_security enabled and perhaps causing a problem.

The form is generating a 405 error code when trying to POST. This is a configuration issue your web host should be able to help with.

Let me know how it goes!

Hi Sascha,

I just tested this, and for me the form sent successfully.
Has this been resolved?

Just a note, always updating IS a good idea, but you should only update one thing at a time. For example, only update one plugin, then make sure the site is still working, then you can move on to update another plugin, and so on. If you update many things at once and then something stops working, it’s harder to figure out where the problem came from.

Please let me know if this is fixed.

Hi Tomyang,

Do you have access to the actual files on your website, like through your webhost’s File Manager or something?

If so, you can hard-code the website URL in your wp-config.php file, which will ignore the incorrect value you put in the Settings > General.

These are the relevant lines you would want to add:

define('WP_HOME', 'https://digwp.com'); // no trailing slash
define('WP_SITEURL', 'https://digwp.com');  // no trailing slash

More info in case you’re curious:
https://digwp.com/2010/08/pimp-your-wp-config-php/#settings

Hope this helps!

Hello,

Can you paste the lines where wp_enqueue_script are used in your theme / plugin?
What is the URL of your site, please?

If you visit Settings > Permalinks and change back to Post Name, then save, does this solve your problem?

When you “Save Changes” on this screen, it’s supposed to flush and redo your permalinks to reflect any changes, so it’s often a good place to start with permlinks problems.

I think you’ll get the fastest resolution by contacting DreamHost. Different hosts set up caching differently, so there’s not much more I can do. The way things like DreamPress work, it’s very likely you’re having an issue like the original poster. If nothing else, it will probably resolve itself in a few hours.

Hi cparrish,

Who is your web host?

This problem often has to do with backend caching, especially if your host is using memcache.

Are you using any caching plugins like WP Super Cache, W3Total Cache, etc?

Hmm. Can you copy / paste the contents of your .htaccess file, found at the same level as wp-content?
If it is long, please use https://pastebin.com/ and paste the link here.

That makes complete sense. Glad you got that worked out!
Have a great day.

Hello,

Do you currently have a WordPress website set up, and you’re just wanting to make changes?
If so:
1. What is the site’s address?
2. What theme is the site currently using?

The best I can do is try recommending a good theme that gets you most of what you are asking for.

Hi Sascha,

Can you give some more information about the problem, please?
1. What contact form are you using?
2. What is the address of your website?
3. Was the form working before, for sure?
4. What error is happening now?
5. Have you updated WordPress, any themes, or plugins since the last time the form worked?

Hello,
Strange. Sounds like your email address somehow became associated with that site.

There is nothing wrong with your constructivetranslations site?

Doing a lookup on the odd domain:
https://www.whois.com/whois/saf1.co.za

Shows contact information and more:
Registrant:
Theo Engelbrecht
Email: [email protected]
Tel: +27.219451292
Fax: None

Perhaps you should contact that person to see if they are having issues.

Good luck!

Hello,

Can you check to see if there is a “sermons” folder also at the root of your website? That is, at the same level as “wp-content?” If so, you’ll want that folder gone.

Hello,

Are you able to log out when you get the “No Update Required” screen? I’m thinking you can’t, but I don’t exactly remember that screen.

If you can’t, then please try accessing your site admin through either a different browser or opening an “Incognito” window (Chrome) or “Private” window (Firefox or Safari.)

Let me know if this gets you in.

Hello,

Do you mean you want to have only certain themes available to different sites in your WordPress Network?

1. First go to Network Admin > Themes
2. “Network Disable” for any themes you do NOT want to be available to all sites
3. Go to Network Admin > Sites
4. Choose “Edit” for any site you want to limit / allow themes for.
* You should get a screen with tabs across the top, such as “Info,” “Users,” “Themes,” “Settings.
5. Choose the “Themes” tab
6. Enable or Disable themes as you want for this site.
7. Repeat for any other sites.

Then, when someone is in those individual sites’ Dashboard > Appearance > Themes, only the themes you have chosen will be available for them to use.

Hope this helps!