Then you need to wait for some time and retry request.
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Ok I made it. The webpage works. We can close the post.
Thank you very much for your help!
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Hello,
I need help with my wordpress webpage:
I try to edit a page but It appears the message “critical error” and it’s not possible edit the pages of my website.
I try to know what is the error writing “TRUE” in WP_DEBUG line of wp_config.php. but the error it not appears.
Can you help me, please?
I merged your topics.
You tell us.
I helped you troubleshoot the issue before and got an actual error message. But now you create a new topic with what seems to be the exact same problem description. Did you do anything with that information?
And if the information is unclear, you don’t know what to do next, or the solutions provided don’t work, then say so, and share relevant information. Don’t just repeat the same question over and over again, making others do the same work for you over and over again, hoping you’ll get an answer you like more this time.
We can try to help you, but if you don’t accept our help then we can’t help you.
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Hello,
Your previous help was useful to me and as I told you, it helped me solve the problem.
The problem before was that it gave me the critical error message at the beginning of the website and I couldn’t even access it. The problem now is different. That’s why I created a new query, because I thought it had to be done like this. Sorry.
Currently I can access the website and wp-config, but the problem I have now is that I can’t edit any page. When I click to edit a wordpress page, the critical error message appears. Can you help me please?
My apologies. When I last checked your website, the entire website was giving a critical error, so I assumed the problem was the same, I didn’t realize that it was specific functionality that was returning this error.
The solution is very similar though.
Does enabling WP_DEBUG mode like before show an error this time? Your theme might suppress the errors, but the WordPress admin interface should not be affected by this.
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It doesn’t work. I’ve tried enabling WP_DEBUG mode several times and the error doesn’t appear. How can I fix it?
Last time I was able to troubleshoot it by hacking var_dump() calls into the code myself. If you have no idea what that means, I wouldn’t recommend getting involved in that.
I suspect something in your website is forcefully overriding the WordPress debug mode settings and is blocking error messages from being displayed.
One way you can try to pin down the issue is to disable all plugins and switch to a default theme, then try to edit your page. Either it should just work or show a more clear error. Once you’ve confirmed that base WordPress works, you can try to enable some plugins or switch back to your custom theme and try again. If you gradually bring everything back, you may be able to pin down the issue to either a specific plugin or your theme.
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