Quick troubleshooting view
WordPress encounters a fatal PHP error and can no longer normally display a page or the administration.
- Plugin incompatible
- Defective theme
- PHP version incompatible
- View WordPress Recovery email
- Enable debug logs in a controlled manner
- Disable suspicious plugin
- Update or replace the wrong component
- Return to compatible version from backup
- Correct the custom code concerned
Contextual technician plan
WordPress can indicate the component in question.
(g) the number of persons in the register;The command should complete without an unexpected error and return data consistent with the intended service.
If the result is normal, keep this layer lower in the hypothesis ranking and continue with the next discriminating check.
If the result is abnormal, preserve the output and investigate this layer before making broader changes.
Save errors without showing them publicly.
(g) the number of persons in the register;The command should complete without an unexpected error and return data consistent with the intended service.
If the result is normal, keep this layer lower in the hypothesis ranking and continue with the next discriminating check.
If the result is abnormal, preserve the output and investigate this layer before making broader changes.
Rename his folder if wp-admin is inaccessible.
(g)"WP_DEBUG_Dish PhaY', (f)The command should complete without an unexpected error and return data consistent with the intended service.
If the result is normal, keep this layer lower in the hypothesis ranking and continue with the next discriminating check.
If the result is abnormal, preserve the output and investigate this layer before making broader changes.
Compare with the prerequisites of the theme and plugins.
“Check PHP version” should produce an observation that clearly confirms or rules out “Insufficient PHP memory”.
If the observation is normal, lower “Insufficient PHP memory” in the ranking and continue with the next distinct check.
If the observation is abnormal, keep the evidence and investigate “Insufficient PHP memory” first.
Repeat the same validation test after the correction and confirm the original symptom is gone. Validate stability before closing the incident.
Before changing configuration, record the current value and a way back.
Escalad if the error touches the WordPress heart, base or persists after deactivation of third party components.
WordPress encounters a fatal PHP error and can no longer normally display a page or the administration.
Causes probables
- Plugin incompatible
- Defective theme
- PHP version incompatible
- Insufficient PHP memory
- Custom code error
Diagnostic étape par étape
- 1
View WordPress Recovery email
WordPress can indicate the component in question.
- 2
Enable debug logs in a controlled manner
Save errors without showing them publicly.
- 3
Disable suspicious plugin
Rename his folder if wp-admin is inaccessible.
- 4
Check PHP version
Compare with the prerequisites of the theme and plugins.
Commands utiles
(g) the number of persons in the register;(g) the number of persons in the register;(g)"WP_DEBUG_Dish PhaY', (f)Solutions possibles
- Update or replace the wrong component
- Return to compatible version from backup
- Correct the custom code concerned
Escalad if the error touches the WordPress heart, base or persists after deactivation of third party components.