So far, the images are being displayed correctly. The “exchange” module that has stopped showing, even setting API Key, informs that I need to add an API key.

I upgraded PHP to version 7.2 and seems to have solved it.

When the error occurred in the log, the site stopped opening, displaying errors 500, 502, and failed to connect to the database. After disabling the tagDiv Composer plugin, the error no longer appeared.

The last version of the theme came out today, so I’m not with the latest version. But the version of WordPress and all other active plugins are the latest ones.

I will install version 8.8 today and activate the tagDiv Composer plugin to test. I will come back with feedback.

Hello, I do not want to improve site loading. I expressed myself wrong when creating the topic title. What I’m complaining about is that the website has gone out of thin air. The only errors generated in the log were in relation to the tagDiv plugin.

Hello,

All excerpts modules have default settings:

Since I do not use TagDiv Composer and it was enabled, I disabled it to check if the error will stop.

I followed all the advice to improve the loading time of the site.

Below is a list of installed plugins:

The site is hosted on a VPS server, with 4Gb of RAM

I have the same problem. https://portalnegociosja.com.br
But in my case, the footer is also displaying the images in the wrong way.

• This reply was modified 8 years by designfaustini.

Ok, tks.

Hello,

I just saw that you updated the theme and that much was modified in the plugin tagDiv Composer. After updating the problem with the redirect to “/wp-admin”, it’s over.

I knew the problem was in the plugin! Thanks for the update! Now, I can give you five stars in ThemeForest.

Tks n’ Best Regards.

Hello, I installed WordPress 4.9.4 through FTP. I installed the 8.7.1 newspaper topic (FTP) and enabled the TagDiv plugins Social Counter, Newsletter, Composer and AMP. The error continues to occur.

Just disable the tagDiv Composer plugin so that the error no longer happens.

I’m using PHP version 7.1.

OK. Sent.

OK. Sent.

I bought the theme this week, I did the installation in a clean environment. Follow the link for my topic: https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/tagdiv-composer-error-redirect/

Hello,

I did this test before. You can see in the screenshot below, even allowing only theme plugins (tagDiv Composer, Mutilti-Purpose tagDiv, TagDiv Social Counter, Slider Revolution and Page Builder), the problem persists.

When I disable the “tagDiv Composer” plugin, the problem no longer exists.

I made a video to demonstrate the error, it is in Portuguese, but it is possible to verify how the error occurs.

Video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gzIxcPKF0pi9arBL_BeypPMQtugzU3BY/view

Best regards

Hello, I have the same problem. You may not have received feedback on what happened. But the problem exists.