TIEPIEZ

Wow! iboudreau’s fix worked for me. Thanks!

Contact form sent. Will exchange info via e-mail. Thank you in advance for your help.

Thanks for helping!

I used the only skin I had which was Default Banner Player (banner_default). Clicking the “update skin options” button made no difference. It just says “array”.

As a test I installed the new available skin “3D banner rotator” and applied that but it makes no difference. It’s not a browser compatibillity thing either as I viewed the page in IE, FF and Chrome.

I had them unchecked. So checked and saved. No difference. Next, verified the site with Google Webmastertools and submitted the url. No sigar. About ready to give up I decided to give the .htaccess thing one more try, except in stead of adding the code after what I already had in my .htaccess, I put it before the existing code. Also, I submitted the .htaccess via Yoast’s interface this time, in stead of via FTP. I don’t know what did it in the end, but now I see my sitemaps. Problem resolved. Thanks for replying!

Hi all, I had something similar but figured it out with the help of my hosting provider.

In my case I got the http 500 error when clicking on https://www.example.com/wp-admin/edit.php which should display the list of blogposts. This occurred more or less overnight and I hadn’t made any changes before. And it’s not that I have that many posts (45).

Looking online, most resources pointed to apache resource settings so I contacted my server admin and they took a look. Turns out the memory_limit was set to 64Mb and the site required a bit more. This is usually enough for sites, so probably my site required more due to bad programming I did, but anyway, after setting memory_limit to 256Mb, everything worked fine again.

This is probably not a “one fix fits all” but might help some of you.