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KangJL · July 16, 2022, 7:07am

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Getting the real error message

To help fix this, you’ll first want to enable error messages on your website. You can enable PHP error messages from the control panel:

Login to your control panel.

Go to Alter PHP Config.

Select the domain name you are trying to debug and click Alter PHP Directives.

Set “Display Errors” to “On” and click the Alter PHP Directives to save.

If you refresh the page, you should hopefully see an error message.

If don’t see an error message, this is likely caused by your script suppressing or capturing error messages from PHP.

The first thing to try is to see if your software has a debug mode option, log file or other setting which can be used to get the error message.

For example, WordPress has a setting WP_DEBUG which can be used to show the actual error message. You can learn more about that option in the WordPress knowledge base: Debugging in WordPress – Documentation

If your software doesn’t have any way to see the PHP errors, it is likely that error message suppression was hard-coded into the application. If you check the PHP code, you will probably see lines like these:
ini_set('display_errors', 0);
ini_set('display_startup_errors', 0);
error_reporting(0);
Commenting out lines like these should enable the PHP error messages.

If this still doesn’t allow you to see any error messages, please contact the script developers for help.