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Error on website, need help resolving, all of a sudden site stopped working, php fatal error
Hi Experts,
Just put a site live in a test environment and it has mysteriously stopped working. Could you please help me resolve the error, which can be seen on http://www.webtrixzambia.com/afres
Fatal error: Call to a member function options() on a non-object in /home/alliance/public_html
Baffled as to how it just came up. Help much appreciated!
Just put a site live in a test environment and it has mysteriously stopped working. Could you please help me resolve the error, which can be seen on http://www.webtrixzambia.com/afres
Fatal error: Call to a member function options() on a non-object in /home/alliance/public_html
Baffled as to how it just came up. Help much appreciated!
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Clear the cache ( or disable it) and then try again. You have a script calling a function that no longer exists (could have been a plugin you removed).
Also, when moving sites from production to live or vice-versa don't move any cache folders or files.
Hi,
I have had no luck. How do I clear the cache in wordpress? I tried deleting the cached files but nothing worked.
I have attached the code for the tpl page in the cache folder where the problem is.
problempage.php
I have had no luck. How do I clear the cache in wordpress? I tried deleting the cached files but nothing worked.
I have attached the code for the tpl page in the cache folder where the problem is.
problempage.php
Hi there,
I don't believe that the issues is with the cache... there is something else going on here.
Could you please explain step by step how you migrated the Wordpress site to the staging environment?
I migrated quite the amount of Wordpress sites, so hopefully I might be able to spot something.
Kind Regards,
EZFrag
I don't believe that the issues is with the cache... there is something else going on here.
Could you please explain step by step how you migrated the Wordpress site to the staging environment?
I migrated quite the amount of Wordpress sites, so hopefully I might be able to spot something.
Kind Regards,
EZFrag
Check the file permissions on your live server. This could be done via FTP. All involved files should be on 755 to be accessible to your wordpress site.
Use Filezilla: navigate to the directory where your wp is installed and make a right click on it.
Then select File Permissions on the bottom. Set 755 in the dialogue and select for "apply for all subdirectories and files" -> Ok, and you're done.
Then check if your installation works again.
Use Filezilla: navigate to the directory where your wp is installed and make a right click on it.
Then select File Permissions on the bottom. Set 755 in the dialogue and select for "apply for all subdirectories and files" -> Ok, and you're done.
Then check if your installation works again.
Hi, tried the solution by mcnute but had no luck. What I did to migrate to the staging environment was as follows:
- Copied database from local to staging environment. Staging environment had wordpress installed by default originally from hostgator, it had wp super cache plugin installed by default.
- Then copied theme files, plugins and uploads.
Could it be the wp super cache plugin affecting things? I deleted it recently after the site was running and been trying to debug.
- Copied database from local to staging environment. Staging environment had wordpress installed by default originally from hostgator, it had wp super cache plugin installed by default.
- Then copied theme files, plugins and uploads.
Could it be the wp super cache plugin affecting things? I deleted it recently after the site was running and been trying to debug.
Could it be the wp super cache plugin affecting things?
Most likely. Does your local environment exactly mirror your staging environment (identical server paths, etc)?
Yes now it does but previously it didnt, had wp super cache files there. Should I re-upload theme, baffled by this problem. Everytime i delete the page generated in cache folder, when i refresh the site, the page comes back in the cache folder and error still there.
What could be the best solution to this problem?
What could be the best solution to this problem?
Purge the cache files then deactivate Super Cache. Do not attempt to transfer with an active caching plugin.
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