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WordPress Troubleshooting

  1. Fix It Yourself!
  2. Hello! I’m Rachelle @wisearts
  3. EXCEPT WHEN… IT’S NOT
  4. You Can Fix That.
  5. Agenda
  6. PROCESS
  7. BACK UP!
  8. FIND THE ERROR GOT A PROBLEM? THERE’S AN ERROR FOR THAT. Let’s do this!
  9. USE A DEVELOPER CONSOLE TO CHECK FOR JS ERRORS.
  10. GOT PHP ERRORS?
  11. Turn on debug mode define( 'WP_DEBUG', true ); Save messages to a log file at /wp-content/debug.log define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true ); To display, or not to display? define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false );
  12. CAN YOU ACCESS THE SERVER ERROR LOGS?
  13. Found it? Google that $*%t.
  14.     SEARCH TIPS
  15. REPORTING ERRORS
  16. SITE TRANSFER ISSUES
  17. DATABASE CONNECTION ERROR
  18. TRY IT NOW wp_config.php
  19. ALLYOUR LINKSARE BROKEN 
  20. YOUR CHANGES AREN’T SHOWING UP
  21. CLEAR YOUR CACHES
  22. LET’S TROUBLESHOOT!
  23. THANK YOU FOR COMING!

Editor's Notes

  1. Check out WPEngine backup situation Check out Cpanel Backup at TeeForward https://67.227.187.24:2083 Plugin options
  2. Walk through in Chrome.
  3. But wait… maybe you can’t see them
  4. Walk through adding these to wp_config
  5. Check AdoptHelp Dev for error log Look at access error log via Cpanel in TeeForward https://67.227.187.24:2083
  6. Info on finding host name if it’s not localhost: http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/useful-wordpress-configuration-tricks-that-you-may-not-know/
  7. Duct Tape example: wp_enqueue_style( 'main-style', dirname( get_bloginfo('stylesheet_url') ) . '/main-style.css' ,'', '1.051' );
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