thewhiskytrials

I dont suppose you have another htaccess in another folder. In some of my hosting I can place an htaccess in the public_html folder and another higher up in the rot which will overwrite it.

Is the SSL still active on your host?

If so its most likely that.

@songdogtech also if the https generated links larry is talking about are from post and page content then changing the url in the db dump will be fine. But as you say much better to use something like interconnectit if doing a proper migration.

Nae probs, report back with what they say.

No you host will use Varnish! Thats what to ask your host about.

@songdogtech Yes but thats prob why the site is broken anyway. They were on http, then moved to https and going back to http. So if they didnt follow advice here https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Moving_WordPress when moving to https it would suggest the serialized data is still http so using a find replace should be ok?

On a side note that may solve your https issue. If you still have the SSL setup then perhaps following songdogtech’s advice and using that method to change the urls to https would fix the issues you are having?

Humm I dont suppose this could be a simple cache issue on your mobile device?

Can you clear the cache on your mobile device to see if the missing posts popup?

I dont think any of those plugins would produce this issue.

Can you give me an example of a post that is on the desktop view but not on your mobile?

I would contact your host. I believe sometimes Varnish can be an issue on some web servers dependant on the setup.

Is there any errors in your hosting log that might be relevant?

Well like I said just create a Page rather than a Post. It has to be published to be visible to the public but you dont necessarily need to reference it anywhere on the site which means you can hand out the link to the page directly to the people you want to access it.

If the page has nothing to do with the magazine but you deem it important then perhaps another website and separate domain would be the best option?

Hi,

I found this on the forum, does any of it apply to your situation?

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/cookies-are-blocked-or-not-supported-by-your-browser-1?replies=24

Hi,

So is the SSL still active and setup for the domain?

The easiest way to change all the links is to backup the database, open the sql file in Notepad++ or similar and then search and replace every https://yourdomain.com link for https://yourdomain.com

Hi,

Slightly confused as to what you are trying to achieve but it seems like you just want to create a page thats maybe password protected or private?

That way it is not assigned to a category or anything and you can just access it directly. If you need more security on it then password protect it and give whoever you want the password.

Hope that helps

Hi,

Been racking my brain trying to think how this would even be possible.

Do you have any caching plugins running?

Do you have a plugin that handles what mobile devices see?

Hi,

Did you do a quick search for this error first. I found this:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/cant-access-site-or-admin-fatal-error?replies=10

It would seem its a theme issue.

Hope that helps

Hi,

Looks like WP cant connect to the database. Have you made any changes to the database name, password or the tables prefix?

Check your wp-config.php file and make sure all the details in there are correct.