Airton Furtado

Sorry the delay in response.
I turned off my database, reinstalled everything again and went back to work.
I think something was cached and hinder the operation of some plugins.
All resolved.
Thank you for your due attention.

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Airton Furtado

Apparently, the only solution that I have left, is to create a sub-domain to make necessary modifications.

Answering your questions:

1. Everything works on my site. Today I realized that plugins work. But plugins maintenance at the moment is what I need and no longer works.
2. All files were installed wordpress in the root directly, did not transfer;
3. I left my files from another provider, I’m starting from scratch.

Note: The maintenance plugins do not work in earlier versions of wordpress.

It’s all very strange.

Freakingid Hello!

I do not think I was clear, sorry.

I did not put the folder ‘wordpress’ in the root of the ‘public_html’. I put the files in the folder ‘wordpress’ in the root.

example:

+ public_html
wp-admin
wp-content
wp-includes
. htaccess
400.shtml
401.shtml
403.shtml
405.shtml
500.php
500.shtml
error.log
etc …

The issue is that I’m migrating my site from one provider to another provider. The problem is that I want to use a plugin maintenance ‘in order to make modifications to my subject without the user see what I’m doing.

The problem is that no plugin ‘works’ on my site. I’ve tested many plugins, but nothing works. Even earlier versions of wordpress installed without success.

I confess that I do not know what else to do.