maportugal

Enabling REST API doesn’t just work in conjunction with WooCommerce.
I have another website in the same Hostinger environment and I didn’t need to disable it, because on that website I don’t have the WooCommerce plugin.
Still, would it depend on Hostinger?

I followed as you suggested and was able to identify that the problem occurs when disallow unauthorized REST requests in firewall is enabled.

Keeping this disabled resolved the issue in the Hostinger dashboard. Do I continue like this?

No, to do this work I preferred to uninstall and install another plugin that worked as described.

Tks.

Disable AIOS, restore plugin default settings, already done that. In short, the Hostinger panel only works if one of the plugins is installed, it doesn’t work with both.
I tested it on a new, completely original, initial installation and on another site. Still the error occurred.
Now, from what you said, this error did not occur in your installation. Perhaps then looking for AIOS will not lead to a solution, which could be a specific Hostinger server problem, or even the translation of its portal, or something else specific.

I discovered one detail, this problem occurs in conjunction with the All-In-One Security (AIOS) – Security and Firewall plugin. In other words, the Hostinger panel stops working if both are installed. If either of the two is installed without the other, the problem does not occur. Hostinger does not provide logs and claims that the problem is with the plugins, which together make the WordPress installation unrecognizable

I did the following, I installed the WooCommerce plugin on a third website and the same error happened. In other words, the installed plugin actually causes this error on the Hostinger panel.

Thank you for translating the conversation, I had forgotten about that.
Well, this log in the conversation only occurred because the plugin you referred to remained active after Hostinger deactivated WooCommerce. When this plugin was also deactivated, the specific error disappeared.
Now the main error remains. When I try to access the Hostinger panel for two subdomains, this message appears, which does not happen with WooCommerce disabled.

“Oops! The WordPress Control Panel is not working properly due to unforeseen errors.”

Direct access via the WordPress login page is normal.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/12V516gd6Q82fX0iZrgoj-4UzRRu0zTNi/view?usp=sharing

Okay, here goes. link.

Yes, and with service mode previously enabled.

I noticed the error. Now it ran and the result was this:
MySQL returned an empty set (e.g. zero records). (Query took 0.0002 seconds.)

I understand. I did what you advised and it gave me an error. Maybe this is it here?

Error
Query SQL: Copy Documentation

SELECT * FROM wp_options WHERE option_name LIKE & LIMIT 0, 25
MySQL Message: Documentation 1064 – You have a syntax error in your SQL next to ‘& LIMIT 0.25’ on line 1

Yes, I do, but your plugin wouldn’t need to depend on something so in-depth to work, would it?

Mateusz,

I did exactly as you instructed. Below is the link to the generated log.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gzPMFGLzmkGRqQXSnsogvwFRJ9KDHOi0/view?usp=sharing