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thanks for the reply.

Here is the error log from server

[25-May-2015 19:09:56 UTC] PHP Warning: popen() has been disabled for security reasons in /usr/local/lib/php/OS/Guess.php on line 242
[25-May-2015 19:09:56 UTC] PHP Warning: fgets() expects parameter 1 to be resource, null given in /usr/local/lib/php/OS/Guess.php on line 243
[25-May-2015 19:09:56 UTC] PHP Warning: pclose() expects parameter 1 to be resource, null given in /usr/local/lib/php/OS/Guess.php on line 252

I can give you ftp access if it is neccessary

I’m not sure that we’re working with the same Woocommerce version. My file structure is very different from yours.

Screenshot of File Manager – http://www.screencast.com/t/inoskgVg

I copied and pasted the code from Pastbin into my single-product.php but that didn’t work. There’s another file, content-single-product.php and I tried that too. But it crashed my shop.

Would you want FTP access to try?

Always delete/clear cache before updates.

Always delete old theme folder and child theme folder for new theme; upload new folders to completely replace old ones. Delete old plugins completely, install new folders. NEVER OVER-WRITE UPDATES.

Always clear cache after making changes to core files when they are working; otherwise you are loading mix of old/new from server and things break.

If you’re unable to do anything — try switching to default theme, try disabling all plugins entirely; try resetting the plugins folder (see my “how to move to new theme” for a best practice way to update/upgrade and recover from fail).

Only put stuff at end of your functions.php in MAIN folder, NOT child theme. Only add things you know what they are — most being self-evident. If site crashes when loading edited functions.php, then roll back to your backup. If site won’t recover from that, then it’s 100% a caching problem.

Often for testing via FTP, I do

a) all caching and mod_pagespeed disabled
b) rename functions.php to xfunctions.php
c) drag over new functions.php
d) test site
e) if site won’t load; via ftp with window still open, just rename xfunctions.php to functions.php and it replaces the bad functions.php — total time 20-30 seconds.

Not sure any of that helps, but maybe some pointers in some direction.

Likely good time to talk to your hosting provider to check your “ownership permissions” for your setup of your account, folders, etc. — you can also do this via FTP. If you have a mis-match on who “owns” the files being uploaded via WP, if they are not in a publicly visible folder, they won’t load for the public.

I have seen odd things happen when WordPress installed from the hosting panel vs manual install, where some directories and upload folders end up “owned” by the server, or apache, or whatever and not the ftpuser.

You might also do a clean install of WP if your folders and permissions are just completely messed up; the theme doesn’t set write permissions on your WP setup.

You can can also try updating your permalinks; check your wp-config.php file for errors; try resetting your plugin folder by renaming it via FTP, etc.

Right now your style sheet isn’t even loading for your page.

Obviously you should have all caching, mod_pagespeed and similar things turned off. Use the main theme and not child theme, make sure you can even login properly, create new post, upload images, set featured images, upload file, check URL and make sure it can be loaded via browser alone, etc.

• This reply was modified 11 years by simchris.

I’ve got 25,000 pages with no problem; so something funky going on obviously!

If you’re using the visual editor it may stay on one line, if you’re using the text editor it should wrap; it’s a function of WordPress.

You may need to clear all your caches on server; and reinstall the theme, making sure you upload via FTP and your FTP software set to properly encode text and binary files; turn off all plugins except visual composer, etc. to debug your issue.

Without a link those of use who offer to help on forum can’t be of any help.

But tagdiv support back on Monday 🙂

I prefered dont use migration plugins 😛

Manual migration:
Just download a full backup from your actual server and backup your database.
Create a new database on new server, create an user. enter on database and import sql file (old database).
Upload all the site backup folder via ftp in the new server
open wp-config.php and remplace DB name and DB user. Save changues.
Finally just changue your dns to the new server and wait some minuts.

Done 🙂

Btw. you dont need made reactivation newspaper or something like that