Common WordPress Errors & Solutions

1. Common WordPress Errors & Solutions Do you want to fix it? Check out this presentation

2. WordPress – Open Source CMS • More user friendly CMS • Flexible • Errors are not always difficult to fix

3. Before WordPress Errors To Be Fixed • Before going to fix any errors, it is safe to take backup of your data to avoid any loss • There are several types of errors, but let’s discuss most common of them • It may be • Database connection • Broken plugin • Minor glitch in code

4. Most Common Errors • Database connection • 500 internal server error • Syntax error • White screen of death • Image uploading error • Connection timed out error

5. Database Connection Error • This error shows that WordPress can’t connect your site’s database • It happens due to incorrect database path • May be your server is down • Solution : • Use WordPress repair tool • Contact hosting provider • Check your wp-config.php file

6. Database Connection Error

7. 500 Internal Server Error • Another common WordPress error. There is no specific reason behind this. • It happens because : Exhausted PHP memory limits, corrupted .htaccess file, theme/plugin functions • Solution : • Increase memory limit • Deactivate plugin • Switch to default theme

8. 500 Internal Server Error

9. Syntax Error • It occurs when you are trying to add code snippets & accidently missed something. • It will create PHP parse error • Solution : • Use proper syntax to avoid errors • Fix this error using FTP

10. Syntax Error

11. White Screen Of Death • It usually results into a blank or plain white screen with no error message – puzzling error • It occurs due to script exhausts PHP memory limit, a configuration on the server, etc. • Solution : • Increase memory limit • Replace customized theme with default theme • Reinstall WordPress, if none of the above works

12. White Screen Of Death

13. Image Uploading Error • Sometimes users can’t upload image on their site and images on their site either broken or not displaying. • It happens due to wrong file permissions. • Solution : • Connect your site via FTP & change permission level to 744. • It the error still occurs, then change it to 755.

14. Image Uploading Error

15. Connection Timed Out Error • Common error in shared hosting environment • This happens when a shared server is overloaded and can’t connect your site to the internet. • Solution : • Increase PHP memory • Deactivate plugins

16. Image Uploading Error

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