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Of course it will ??

Try this automatic script to move your wordpress: https://www.halty.net/wordpress-mover.php

Let me know if you need any help with it.

You’re welcome! ??

I would double-check that you have the correct site_url. Use this simple script: https://www.halty.net/wordpress-siteurl.php

Otherwise please post your site url.

I have checked your script execution time, and apparently page generation takes up most of the time.

Possible reasons:

1) You have a plugin that tries to connect to some third-party server on each page load. Try disabling ALL plugins and re-test.

or

2) Your webhosting is very slow. In this case you need to contact them again ??

Let me guess – godaddy hosting? ??
For whatever reason they disable real php errors; any PHP error will lead to 500 Internal server error.

Assuming your webhost is indeed Godaddy – have a look in their hosting control panel – there should be an option to download the PHP error log. In that log you will see the real error message.

If you have recently updated the NS or A record for your domain then your ISP’s DNS cache is still pointing to the old place – you will have to wait 2-3 days for the cache to expire.

Apparently, all your posts are there: https://someonewhobakes.com/feed/

I would try resetting permalinks to default.

On a side note, having a website start playing any sound without a warning is not a wise idea (it could be very irritating to say the least).

Try to make it so that visitors have an option to enable it, but not force it to everyone.

Looks like the blog redirects to the old folder. Have you changed your site_url to reflect the new location? If not then that is the reason. You can try this to fix the site_url: https://www.halty.net/wordpress-siteurl.php

Have a look in the wp-includes/post-template.php (around line 1221)

Please post a link where I can see this

You can use this website to check if your nameservers have been already updated: https://www.intodns.com/

I bet you have an .htaccess file somewhere (either in the same folder or on an upper level) that has some sort of a redirect which finally leads to /topmenupage.php. Try temporarily moving all these .htaccess files – will blog work?

You can try this : https://www.halty.net/wordpress-mover.php

It will move your blog and database automatically. No need to play with phpmyadmin.