[Solved] issue wp_version_check().

[Zerotrash]

Hello, I hope you are well.

 

A couple of weeks ago, there was a strange event on my control panel. Access to my WP page was absent, it was not there.

The next day, I went back to check and she was back. Well, it must have been some temporary failure or maintenance.

But then I noticed a certain change in the settings of my WP until I noticed the impossibility to update the plugins! There is simply no longer this option, it's gone!

I thought it was some conflicting plugin, but I already disabled it one by one and nothing has changed.

I only had the possibility that something could have disfigured my WP at the moment when the access disappeared for some time. Could you please check?

 

User: Zerotrash

 

Tommy Server

 

 

 

Regards.

[Luigi123]

I highly recommend it that you should never ever run Wordpress onto our servers! WP is just really badly written, It's the number one cause of weird errors, suspensions, and even Phishing bans. (usually when the hackers set up phishing on your account) A 500 error with WP is almost always due to installing defective, bloated, or simply too many plugins. It’s really terrible and it throws in a lot of errors and also a lot of hacks. We have a lot of users successfully installing Joomla on their sites and that is recommended.

[wolstech]

The best solution to WordPress problems is to not use WordPress. Just about any other CMS is better. Luigi explained why above.

[Zerotrash]

Joomla. I understand. But then do I have to start over? Or there is a way to "convert" my site to joomla with little loss ... please, guide me.

[wolstech]

You'd have to toss it out and start over. That's the one downside. Most people we make this recommendation to are newcomers, so they haven't built anything yet.

[Zerotrash]

Ok. Thanks anyway.

 

 

Regards!

Edited May 12, 2020 by Zerotrash

[Seekier]

Joomla. I understand. But then do I have to start over? Or there is a way to "convert" my site to joomla with little loss ... please, guide me.

There is a way you can do WordPress to Joomla Migration, just search and download cms2cms extension from their official site and follow the instructions on how to used. But before you do the migration be sure your WP is not already infected otherwise adhere to @wolstech and start all over from the scratch.

 

Sorry bad English

[Zerotrash]

There is a way you can do WordPress to Joomla Migration, just search and download cms2cms extension from their official site and follow the instructions on how to used. But before you do the migration be sure your WP is not already infected otherwise adhere to @wolstech and start all over from the scratch.

 

Sorry bad English

 

Tks

Edited May 12, 2020 by Krydos
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