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To fix the "Updating Failed: The Response is Not a Valid JSON Response" error in WordPress, disable plugins and switch to a default theme. This error often confuses WordPress users.
"There has been a critical error on this website" means the site can't be accessed due to a severe issue. Immediate attention is needed to resolve this problem.
A 301 Moved Permanently error in WordPress indicates a URL has been permanently redirected to another URL.
A WordPress 502 Bad Gateway error means the server received an invalid response from an inbound server.
WordPress Error 500 Internal Server Error usually indicates a problem on the server side. It can stem from plugin conflicts or corrupted files.
A 404 error after migrating WordPress often occurs due to broken permalinks or misconfigured .htaccess files
A WordPress critical error after a PHP update often stems from compatibility issues between the updated PHP version and WordPress plugins or themes
To access WordPress admin with a fatal error warning, disable plugins via FTP or cPanel. Then, reactivate the plugins one by one.
To access WordPress admin with a critical error warning, use recovery mode via the email sent by WordPress. Alternatively, disable plugins via FTP.
To know if a WordPress site is compromised, check for unexpected changes and unusual activity. Monitor login attempts and website performance.