Yobani

Hello,

You can check out this website for a guide on how to fix this problem. But In my experience, if you are unsure or uncomfortable about how exactly to go about some of these instructions. I would recommend calling your hosting provider and letting them know about this curl error and what exactly you are trying to do. They can usually help solve this issue fairly easily.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by Yobani.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by Yobani.

Hello @mikehende

Here is a link with a few plugins that you might want to check out. I believe you can pay a one time fee for WP Accessibility Helper for up to 10 sites. But if you want continued support past their 3 free months you will have to pay a type of subscription fee.

Hello @raphaelragoomundun

Sounds like your page is broken, or maybe it’s been deleted? have you made any major changes recently? Changed hosting providers?

That’s where I’d start first, maybe even contact my host to see if they are having issues or experiencing downtime.

Hello @michael655

Check out this helpful link and see if any of the suggestions there can help solve this issue for you.

Hello @suryakant1

Have you tried contacting your host?

Also, check this helpful link out.

Hi @corrinarusso

Yea I’d definitely try a new browser, also it might be a good idea to restore an older backup before the issue started. Then from there try to narrow down what possible changes you made or things you updated to try and narrow down the culprit or culprits if it is a plugin or theme conflict.

If you don’t have an older backup to restore then perhaps when you get this issue resolved, look into making a backup in the event that this happens again. You will have a working site to go back too and be able to start troubleshooting from there.

Hi @maz20

If you keep running into problems with it. It may be best to just call your hosting provider and have them increase your max execution time. Some hosting providers restrict these functions and put limits on them regardless of what you change or adjust and upload. I’ve seen this on shared hosting quite a bit. But typically if you just call them and explain to them why and for what you need more resources allocated to you they can increase them, or limit certain restrictions.

Hope this helps,

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Yobani

Hi @chandan115

Completely disabling cron can hinder some vital plugin functions, so keep that in mind if certain plugins stop working if you do decide to completely disable it. I know, for example, backupbuddy which I see listed in your post. It has an internal cron system that you can turn on and use in the event that you do need to disable cron and still need to make backups. Hope this helps!

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Yobani

Hi @mrklund

That could be an issue, but you should still be able to see an option to install plugins. If I’m understanding you correctly. Not sure if you are up to the task of updating your WordPress site to the current version. If you do decide to I’d definitely do as Hudson Valley Web Design suggested.

“Alternatively you can just download your WP-Content folder via FTP and use phpMyAdmin to dump the database and download the sql file.”

Once you get that squared away there are tons of backup plugins to choose from. I use BackupBuddy personally. Works great, and going forward I’d suggest backing up your database at least once a week and a complete backup at least once every 3-4 weeks.

@jsgmarketing

Did any of these plugins have any updates you may have done? Or possibly the most recent WordPress update?

I’d also try the health check plugin as Aditya suggested.

Hi @mahmoudaladwy

I’d first recommend deactivating all of your plugins and seeing if that is the problem. Then reactivating them one by one to find the culprit. If you are using a custom theme, I’d change it to a default twenty theme as well to see if that could be it too. Hope this helps!

Hi @rubyrob

I’m not sure about that, I’m not very familiar with these themes or plugins. I’m sure if play around with it some you’ll get a better idea of what these services offer for free and behind a paywall.

Hello @central4allgmailcom

I’d call your hosting provider and ask them to enable loopbacks, they may have disabled them or perhaps you changed plans recently and they disabled them if they worked before. It should be an easy fix for them. I hope this helps

Hi @rubyrob

Try this link, I used it and it came up with WP Coupon for the theme. Hope that helps!

Hello @rubyrob

My knowledge on coupon sites is very limited, but as far as theme and plugin detection goes there are some pretty useful tools out there. Here’s a link for a google chrome extension that helps detect themes and plugins. Also here’s a site that detects themes. I hope this hepls!