phillipg2

Hello!
Thank you for your super fast response!

I am not very well versed in these areas – but you mean that even though I alerady used the plugin, methods shown under a “htaccess redirect non SSL request” search might solve the issue? For instance – https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38740240/htaccess-redirect-all-request-both-ssl-and-non-ssl-to-https-domain-com is one of the first results. Now, as I have no idea what I would be doing, is there a specific part in the process that would fix the HTML redirect part only? If I understand correctly, the processes outlined under the search show what to do in general to get the SSL set up. Again though, I have no idea about this stuff really.

I understand that using plugins is not ideal and causes issues, but as I lack the programming knowledge, this is as much as I can try haha. Thank you so much for the help, I really appreciate it! Sorry for my anti-knowledge and probably simple follow ups.

Thank you!
So to sum up – if I can not restore the file and there is no template to restore the default, so to speak, this problem is not fixable?
I am at a loss why the file would disappear like this after running smoothly for years. A shame if I’d lose my page like this – I really appreciate all the help you have given me though!!

I will see if I can get the file restored.

Assuming that this is not an option because the file is not even present in the backups of the last 30 days, what is the content of this particular wp_tcwf50b650_options file? Is it a generic file or one that needs to be created based on my configurations – hence I can not simply ‘create an empty file and past things in’.

Thanks again!

Thank you for the super fast reply!
The table in question ‘a1f83397930742.wp_tcwf50b650_options’ is not listed within the database I am afraid. Considering this the error message makes sense, but where would the table have gone ?? I didnt touch or remove it for sure.

Any ideas as to how to fix it with the table seemingly gone?

Thank you again!