Please help Wordpress issue!!

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I don't know what happened but today when I post an article and after that, I check my site, this issue comes out!!

I can access the home page but after that, I can't able to access the category, policy, contact, and another page, every time same issue comes out!!

Please help me I check YouTube/articles but can't figure out any solution!!

Thanks for helping me

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I also cleared cache data & even I can't preview unpublished articles same issue comes every time!!
 
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I don't know what happened but today when I post an article and after that, I check my site, this issue comes out!!

I can access the home page but after that, I can't able to access the category, policy, contact, and another page, every time same issue comes out!!

Please help me I check YouTube/articles but can't figure out any solution!!

Thanks for helping me

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what plugins you have activated?
what theme u using?
what happens when you change the theme?
 
It’s probably a plug-in I’d suggest disabling them all (you can do this by adding an x at the end of all the folder names within plugins folder.

then re-enable them one by one until it breaks.
 
what plugins you have activated?
what theme u using?
what happens when you change the theme?
Activate & Deactivate all plugins but not worked!!
GeneratePress
Didn't change the theme || not want any more problems :)
 
It’s probably a plug-in I’d suggest disabling them all (you can do this by adding an x at the end of all the folder names within plugins folder.

then re-enable them one by one until it breaks.
not working bro
 
Contact hosting company and they will solve it in less than 5 minutes.

Its a plugin or theme related crash. (I guess lol)
 
Now after trying almost everything I can access pages, category but I can't view any published posts same issue again!!

Sent an email to the hosting company about this issue let's see when they reply :)
 
Go to permalinks and change them, hit save and revert them back.
 
Have any backups? Try reverting back. Also if you are on a vps, just try a good old reboot, you never know, these things fix a lot of things :cool:
 
Im stating the obvious now but this one saved me many times, first restart webserver and then check if working, if not proceed with finding the issue..
 
Activate & Deactivate all plugins but not worked!!
GeneratePress
Didn't change the theme || not want any more problems :)
Is that the real copy of GeneratePress?
Something seems corrupted, re-install a fresh copy + have all plugins disabled
if that works, enable each plugin and test.

or.. just go to your hosting and tell them, they broke it with their ninja maintenance and tell them to fix it
 
Have you allocated enough memory to your site on cPanel?
 
Install file manager plugin.
Check latest files modifications by date, on your wordpress public_html directory.
One possibility is...you got hacked....in this case, you must clean files with wordfence security. Or contact your hosting and ask them a backup of your website from few days ago. After you have the backup installed, please update all your themes/plugins and wordpress version too.
 
Check your php error log if you haven't already :)
 
This depends on how new your website is and how much SEO you’ve done thus far. However, download a copy of your database via phpadmin/MySQL. I believe you can select which parts of the database to save, choose posts/articles etc. Log-in on FTP (FileZilla) to your hosting and delete the installation of Wordpress.

Download a fresh copy of Wordpress and follow instructions for installing Wordpress via FTP. Then manually install each plugin and upload the contents of your old database.

There are a few more steps but this is the gist.
 
Check your php error log if you haven't already :)
Yepp, that's the first step. Generally, these logs are saved inside /var/log/apache or /var/log/nginx. Look into that folder first (the log file will generally be named error.log).
 
define('WP_DEBUG', true);
In wp_config.php
and you will see the problem.
 
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