docjohn

Done. You’re welcomed to run this query on the dataset that’s there. We have backups. Thanks for taking a look!

Posts and pages are the source, searching through approx. 8000 posts. I did not have this problem, ever, on the old version of the plugin (before the rewrite earlier this year). PHP is 7.2.

Does your dev environment have a large set of posts like this?

Sometimes other search and replace queries work. It just seems to not like complicated regex (even tho this regex isn’t that complicated).

Happy to give you full access to the site to poke around and see for yourself?

This thread helped me troubleshoot this error message:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/checkout-internal-server-error-please-help/

Really wish Woocommerce provided more informative error messages. Even the debug log for this was pretty useless.

After checking my theme files and email templates (all of which were fine), I turned on WordPress debug settings and ensured all custom functions we used were not returning errors. One of them, apparently, was causing an issue with Woocommerce, which only surfaced on checkout. Very odd.

But now resolved.

Okay, somehow the error has changed (maybe because Paypal approved reference transactions on my account in the meantime) and now it just says cryptically, “Internal server error.” Again, there’s a lot of data in the debug log file, but none of it points to any error or problem.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by docjohn. Reason: Removed some info

Resolved.

I figured this out and will leave this here in case someone has a similar issue. I saw that you’re calling this via a URL with “404” in its link, which led me to investigate whether I might be rewriting numbers in my .htaccess file for redirection. And lo and behold, I was, as we had changed the permalink structure on this installation to remove some date stuff. When I commented out these rewrite rules, the plugin worked as designed.

I suspect our rules just need tweaking or we need to add a conditional to them. Thanks for the response; much appreciated!

Sorry, forgot to add. The 404s ARE being logged, I just checked the database table, wp_redirection_404 and see that it is populated with many entries.

However, for some reason, the display of these log items won’t display in my browser when I click on the “404s” link. Tried different browsers, no joy in any of them. The “Support” link shows all things green and “Good.” Using database version 4.1.

That definitely helps get me started. Thanks for the assistance!

Step 2 isn’t entirely clear. How do I change the default WebPages @type in my new QAPage type to “Question” (as per https://developers.google.com/search/docs/data-types/qapage )?

Thanks.

Got it. Might be nice to add to settings page at some point for auto-generated keywords when enabled. Thanks!

Ok, thanks…

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https://www.nepsy.com/classifieds/add/

Sure, just run the Query Monitor plugin on any WP installation that is also running WP-Piwik and you’ll see first-hand all of the calls WP-Piwik is making to load a single post.

I would love to see this too.

Same problem here, too.

Schmidt00’s solution worked for me.

In /wordpress/wp-admin/import/blogger.php find (around line 919):

$parser = xml_parser_create_ns();

Change it to:

$parser = xml_parser_create();

Apparently the developers changed the name of this function and forgot to update it in all dependent modules.