Cross origin attribute? Perhaps?

  • Hi guys!

    I’m hoping somebody can help. The last 2-3 days my website has become EXTREMELY slow taking up to 60 seconds to load. This of course is not good.

    Running a check on Chrome’s console I get a few elements that say “A preload for *link* is found, but is not used because the request credentials mode does not match. Consider taking a look at crossorigin attribute.

    Could this be the issue? I’ve deactivated and deleted any unused plugins but I’m not a dev so really at a loss here! ??

    Thanks so much in advance!

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • It seems there might be an issue with your website not using HTTPS properly.

    I recommend installing the “Really Simple SSL” plugin, which can help in ensuring your entire website is using HTTPS. You can find the plugin here.

    After installing the plugin, make sure to follow the setup instructions to ensure a smooth transition to HTTPS. This should help resolve the console errors related to preload issues.

    Your website isn’t loading right now, so I can’t see the preload tags. But as Liz has mentioned above, it could be related to different protocols, http vs https, or if the tags are using crossorigin attribute incorrectly.

    Thread Starter chrixpowell

    (@chrixpowell)

    @lizducos Thank You. Although this plugin has now offered a HTML 500 error.

    Are there any skilled and bored devs that would be willing to login to my panel and have a look? I know it’s a bit of an ask but I’m pulling my teeth out with this haha! ??

    Are there any skilled and bored devs that would be willing to login to my panel and have a look?

    I think that is against the guidelines.

    Although this plugin has now offered a HTML 500 error.

    You can deactivate the plugin by either FTP, or File Manager offered by your hosting provider:

    • Log in to your hosting dashboard or FTP account
    • Go to your WordPress root directory ? /wp-content/plugins
    • You will find a directory called “really-simple-ssl” there
    • Rename that directory, for instance, “really-simple-ssl_”

    WordPress will not be able to load the plugin as the path would be changed.

    If that doesn’t fix your problem, then the problem is in your .htaccess file, as it could be modified by this plugin. You can either share the content of that file here, or, edit that file to remove the changes made by the plugin — see this for help.

    Thread Starter chrixpowell

    (@chrixpowell)

    ashutosharma97 my apologies I didn’t realise. Thanks for making me aware!

    I’ve treid to deactivate the plugin but still the same issues unfortunately. I’m so tempted to say screw it and just start again haha!

    This is the link to the .htaccess file – https://file.io/eis9V6E0cvjC

    Hopefully this helps? I’m sure it’s something simple that is going on I just can’t lay my finger on it! ??

    @chrixpowell that link contains an XML file.

    Thread Starter chrixpowell

    (@chrixpowell)

    @ashutosharma97 I’m so sorry that was the wrong download! This was the one I meant to attach ??

    https://file.io/H4I5PIf4g6S8

    It looks fine. You should enable debugging mode to see error messages. Can’t help you any further without seeing a proper error.

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