Please help to fix the problem in this website. I added debug as you said after <php tag.
Can you try enabling Display Errors via cpanel?
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how?
Go to your control panel.
and scroll down, you’ll see an option called Alter PHP Click on that. then select your site and set display error mode.
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I did it.
It says that your WP-config.php file has a syntax error.
(We can’t be certain what’s causing the syntax error until we’ve looked at the code. If you can please show us the code and remove your sensitive details in it,)
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Not that, can you show us the source code?
Where can I find it?
no
In your File Manager, go to your htdocs folder, find the wp-config.php file, and select it. And open it; that is where your code is, and check for any meaningful (password, usernames) information before posting the code here, just in case.
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Yep, that is the file. Can you show the whole code? without compromising any sensitive information?
(Error message say that the error is on line 5, but it will be harder for you to find that line since there’s so many comments in it.)
what can I show to you?
That code, which you screenshotted a few minutes ago.
This is useful. This error says that there are files missing. Make sure you’ve uploaded all of the files for the “All in One Seo package” plugin. This may mean that you have to download a Zip of the plugin and manually upload the files via FTP.
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I deleted all and will reupload all with Filezilla.
plz help me how to fix that.
Basically what it says in this guide:
For more information on how to upload plugins by hand, please try searching the web first. There are numerous guides available in various formats and languages for processes like that, which can give you a more complete answer much faster than if you just write the question here.
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