johnpaulb

Hello al9000nj,
Enable debugging as it may provide additional PHP Errors, Warnings, and Notices. Try renaming your php.ini file (such as php.ini.old). This should cause your site to use the server’s default PHP settings.
Cheers,
John-Paul

Hello saranee,
If you are using a plugin for the password protection, ensure it is up-to-date and compatible with the latest version of WordPress.
Also, check if there are any errors, warnings or notices.
Cheers,
John-Paul

Hello Nick,
Try resetting your permalinks by changing to another setting and saving, then setting back and saving again. This should recreate the .htaccess rules.
Cheers,
John-Paul

Hello Sandi,
Test with a default theme such as twenty seventeen. Try disabling your plugins. Turn on debugging to see if it generates any error messages.
Cheers,
John-Paul

Hello nandan1983,
Enable debugging to see if it can provide a more specific error message.
Also, check your “mail logs” for record of the transmission, or errors.
Cheers,
John-Paul

Hello Rob,
I can’t recommend one, but there are many plugins available for booking beds, or bed and breakfast scheduling.
Cheers,
John-Paul

Hello Julie,
Enable debugging as it may provide a more specific error message. I also recommend disabling your plugins one-by-line, then testing. This will help you determine if it is a plugin conflict issue. Test with a default theme such as twenty seventeen.
Cheers,
John-Paul

Hello ,
Since a blank screen may be suppressing an error, try enabling debugging as it may provide a more specific error message. See if you are able to replicate this yourself with his account. See if it is happening when you create other users with the same group permissions.
Also, test with a different browser to see if it still happens.
Cheers,
John-Paul

Hello ,
The Give plugin is a good easy option for collection money. But, since you are handling fees/registrations WooCommerce may be more versatile option. WooCommerce is managed by “Automattic” the same company behind WordPress.com.
Cheers,
John-Paul

Hello luukf8,
Check your file permissions. Here are some common setting:
public_html – 750
Folders – 755
CGI and Perl scripts – 755
.html .php and other Document Types – 644

Also, enable debugging as it may provide a more specific error message.

Hello kelemvor,
If you made DNS changes over 24 hours ago, it should have propagated successfully by now. I recommend changing your settings back to the original URL to see if it is resolving to the new server.
If it is not, you can test with a “Host File Modification” pointing to your new server IP in the meantime.
Cheers,
John-Paul

Hello jil9907,
Here is a link to an official Microsoft article on Deploying WordPress blog on Windows Server VM.
Cheers,
John-Paul

Hello
I found a plugins that lets you set creation limits in WordPress. Here is a link:
Favorite Bainternet Posts Creation Limits Download Bainternet Posts Creation Limits

It will require you to test further since it has not been tested with the latest version of WordPress.
Cheers,
John-Paul

Hello debrag1,
I always recommend enabling debugging when troubleshooting this type of issue.
As a test try renaming your .htaccess file. This will essentially disable the rules.
Check your PHP version to ensure it matches your old host.
Cheers,
John-Paul

Hello kelsotoes,
As a test, try renaming your .htaccess file. Also, try changing your WordPress URL to http, instead of https. You can force the change directly in the database, or in the wp-config file without logging into your Dashboard.
Cheers,
John-Paul