Steven Lin

Glade to hear.

Just curious about the cause, were you running the Jetpack plug-in on your site?

Looking at the load file you linked though, it looks different than the one the website has.

The loader.php file linked above is the latest dev version (not yet released), so it naturally can be different than the same file already released.

With this said, does the loader.php file on your site has these lines at around line 310?

// If the $upgrading timestamp is older than 10 minutes, consider maintenance over.
	if ( ( time() - $upgrading ) >= 10 * MINUTE_IN_SECONDS ) {
		return false;
	}

How are you doing with the plug-in method? Were you able to eventually solve your problem?

How are you doing with the 7 methods listed above? Were you able to eventually solve your problem?

Try disabled all WP plug-ins on your site and test again.

If it still doesn’t work, try a different web browser such as Edge or Chrome; test it in private browsing mode and with all browser extensions disabled.

If you’re sure it’s the .maintenance file causing the problem and there is no other way to delete such file on your end.

You probably want to file a support ticket with your web host and ask them to delete this file for you. From their side of the file system, the sys admin can see and perform operations with hidden files that normal users can’t.

You may use this site if you want to.

Snipboard.io
https://snipboard.io

Hello,

How are you doing with your question?

If your issue has been resolved, it’s a good practice to mark this topic as “Resolved” per forum guidelines. You can mark the topic with the “Status” drop-down menu located on the right sidebar of this page.

This can also help out other users.

Thanks.

Hello,

How are you doing with your question?

If your issue has been resolved, it’s a good practice to mark this topic as “Resolved” per forum guidelines. You can mark the topic with the “Status” drop-down menu located on the right sidebar of this page.

This can also help out other users.

Thanks.

1.)

I’m using Google Cloud vps.

So this is self-installed and self-managed by you?

2.)

I can’t upload any .zip and audio file to Media.

Can you upload other media such as images and videos?

With the default WordPress, there is no “related posts” function under Settings -> Reading.

Are you using a plug-in?

Website is stuck in maintenance mode

we can’t find any way to enable viewing hidden files so there is no way to see .maintenance at all.

The .maintenance file is only a temporary file. If the file is used, either manually by the user or automatically by WP, to put a site under maintenance mode, it will only work for no longer than 10 minutes with its default behavior.

So the fact that the site is stuck in maintenance mode means that you’ve modified one or more files on the site so it can be in maintenance mode perpetually?

Can you confirm if you’ve modified the files?

wp_is_maintenance_mode()
https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress/blob/master/wp-includes/load.php

1.)
Are you dealing with Posts or Comments?

get_posts() is for retrieving Posts, but it seems you’re using it Comments. And the arguments you passed in are not listed.
https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/functions/get_posts/

2.)
Is the order of return""; and endif; correct?

That is, is the code if(!empty($posts)): properly closed?

Hello,

How are you doing with your question?

If your issue has been resolved, I wonder if you can mark this topic as “Resolved”.

Thanks.

I deleted my theme (because some contents didn’t want to appear and i tried to install another theme) but even though i deleted it, it is still on my server when i check my FTP in my C panel

How did you delete it? Is it from “WP Admin -> Appearance -> Themes” or are you using File Manager?

however, one of WordPress default theme is also there that i don’t even have it installed!! Its is the 2020 on my server but i have 2022 installed on my website!

It’s normal. The latest WP version installs Twenty Nineteen, Twenty Twenty, Twenty Twenty-One, and Twenty Twenty-Two by default.