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A 500 error says the server doesn’t know what to do with that…
So, I’d make sure that server knew what to do with that name it sees under HTTP 1.1 after the DNS tosses the Cname to the resolver because it looks like the server doesn’t quite know what to do when it is handed a ‘www’ well-known service name (you might call it a subdomain even though it’s not really).
-Godaddy themselves were the ones to say it is a wordpress issue after going through my a and cname configurations. They then offered their premium “wordpress” support. Go figure!
Also, the way that is handled in DNS, you should see the canonization of the root domain in place of the domain with ‘www’ so don’t be disappointed with that when it does begin to work… After you fix things.
-Got that no problemo, expecting that. Good looking out though!
I’d probably ask the host (GoDaddy?) for some help or else do what is needed to cause www + domain name to point to the WordPress directory where WordPress should know what to do next.
-They were pointing the finger at WordPress last I talked to them on the phone. Said it was a fairly simple problem to fix but that they wouldn’t touch it without additional paid services.
It still needs the control panel (server) to deal with the ‘www’ even though it seems to disappear.
Or you can just change the Cname to an A record where you’ll need to fix the server (via the cpanel) anyway. You can then change it back to a Cname to fix the canonization again.
-Concerned it may cause a problem with SEO, is that concern founded in any way? Thank you for all your responses ?? Lots of info to crunch.
Hey there Everyone! I figured the problem out. It was actually a problem with WooCommerce. Check out this query report.
I went to WooCommerce > Status > Tools and ran the “Verify Database Tables” tool. Once it finished, I went back, refreshed the shop page, and now it would sort.
When setting default sort by option in WordPress, only the first (default) or “recent” options work. Otherwise it only shows the “no products were found.” message.