Johnb81

As a start ask the hosting provider for a backup of the old website. Once you have that, restore it yourself on the new domain and refer to https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Moving_WordPress

This should help: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Moving_WordPress

In short all you need to do is:

1. backup the old database (ask the hosting provider for it)
2. Restore it on the new server
3. Move the files to the new server
4. From phpMyAdmin change the WordPress site URL in the options table.

To start off with, it seems a problem with a gateway code (PayPal) your theme is using, i.e. classipress.

Since this theme is a commercial post, please contact the developer for support.

Hi,

First I’de recommend you to check your website with Sucuri Free scan; https://sucuri.net/.

Then you should clean your website, depending on the results you get from the scan.

Also, the following is a good reference:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/FAQ_My_site_was_hacked

Let us know what are the findings and good luck with the fixing.

Hi,

Try the upgrade manually.

1. Make a backup of the current website
2. Download WordPress
3. Extract it
4. Delete from live website: wp-admin directory, wp-includes directory and all WordPress files from the root apart from wp-config.php and wp-content folder.
5. Upload the new WordPress version you downloaded.

This should do the trick

Hi Americhy,

You cannot have Post as “sub” page. If you want that, create postslug as a page, and in the page attributes menu select “pagename” as parent. That should give you the desired URL.

You no longer have access to the old host and website? Don’t you have any backup files?

If you don’t have any of the below, unfortunately there is not much you can do. Maybe you can contact the hosting provider to give you access temporarily or maybe they have backups.

It seems that you changed something which is crashing wordpress. In that case revert back the change.

If you were applying changes via the editor, simply login via FTP and revert back the change.

The information is always stored in the WordPress database, so if you have backups of the old install all should be fine.

If you want to move WordPress refer to:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Moving_WordPress

Hi,

Yes it is possible to do so by using Page templates; https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Pages#Page_Templates

The items that appear in the feeds are blog post. For every link you create in a blog post, you should specify if it should open in a new page or not. If you are using the visual editor, it is just a check box option when creating the new link.

Hi,

Try to login still, and once you are redirected to the database page, try navigating to another URL, such as:

https://www.yourwebsite.com/wp-admin/edit.php

This should take you to the list of posts you have in the dashboard.

Did you try removing all the plugins and then see if permalinks work? It might be you have some SEO related plugin and might be tampering the permalinks.

Not the first time I’ve seen it.

Yes it is possible. Please read the section “WordPress Upgrade Constants” in the document I’ve linked to. I.e. https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Editing_wp-config.php

Sorry for the misunderstanding.

Unfortunately it is almost impossible to determine what the issue could be offhand unless one takes a look at the whole thing.

Did you ask your hosting provider what it might be? The hosting provider would also have access to the logs etc, so it should be easier for them to find out what is wrong.