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Author Author website Available plugins (%d) Available themes (%d) Because the <code>WP_DEBUG_LOG</code> constant is not set to allow logging of errors and warnings, and there is therefore no more details here. Beta features By %s By enabling the Troubleshooting Mode, all plugins will appear inactive and your site will switch to the default theme only for you. All other users will see your site as usual. Can anyone register on this site? Cancel Check plugins Check the Files Integrity Checks the health of your WordPress install. Client version Communication with WordPress.org Confirm Content changed Copied! Copy forum markup Copy site info to clipboard Could not be determined Custom rules have been added to your %s file. Database Database charset Database collation Database host Database name Database username Debug log contents Debug logs Default comment status Delete screenshot Description of the button labelTake Screenshot Directories and Sizes Disable Disable %s Disable Troubleshooting Mode Disable anyway Disable beta features Disable the plugin, %s, while troubleshooting. Disable while troubleshooting Disabled Dismiss notices Drop-ins Drop-ins are single files, found in the %s directory, that replace or enhance WordPress features in ways that are not possible for traditional plugins. Due to this, some functionality has been removed from the plugin, you can find these features in a more recent version of WordPress it self. Email Enable Enable %s Enable Troubleshooting Mode Enable anyway Enable beta features Enable the plugin, %s, while troubleshooting. Enable while troubleshooting Enabled Environment type Error Error encountered: (%1$d) %2$s Extended PHP Information Extension File File integrity File not found File upload settings File uploads Filesystem Permissions Force-disable the plugin, %s, even though the loopback checks failed. Force-enable the plugin, %s, even though the loopback checks failed. Force-switch to the %s theme, even though the loopback checks failed. GD version Ghostscript version Health Check & Troubleshooting Health Check – Test Message from %s Here you can enable individual plugins or themes, helping you to find out what might be causing strange behaviors on your site. Do note that <strong>any changes you make to settings will be kept</strong> when you disable Troubleshooting Mode. Hi! This test message was sent by the Health Check plugin from %1$s (%2$s) on %3$s at %4$s. Since you’re reading this, it obviously works. Highest supported PHP Home URL If you want to export a handy list of all the information on this page, you can use the button below to copy it to the clipboard. You can then paste it in a text file and save it to your device, or paste it in an email exchange with a support engineer or theme/plugin developer for example. If you wish to troubleshoot as another user, or as an anonymous site visitor, the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-switching/">User Switcher plugin</a> allows for all of this while also being compatible with Troubleshooting Mode. ImageMagick version number ImageMagick version string Imagick Resource Limits Inactive Plugins Inactive Themes Info Install the latest classic default theme Install the latest default theme Is SUHOSIN installed? Is the Imagick library available? Is this a multisite? Is this site discouraging search engines? Is this site using HTTPS? Issue counter label for the admin menuCritical issues It appears as if some files may have been modified. It seems there was a problem sending the e-mail. Mail Check Manage active plugins Max effective file size Max input time Max number of files allowed Max size of an uploaded file Max size of post data allowed Media Handling Menu TitleSite Health %s Menu, Section and Page TitleHealth Check Minimum PHP Modified Must Use Plugins Name Network count No No permalink structure set No version or author information is available. None Not available Not writable Notices (%d) Once weekly One possible reason for this may be that your installation contains translated versions. An easy way to clear this is to reinstall WordPress. Don't worry. This will only affect WordPress' own files, not your themes, plugins or uploaded media. Original PHP Info PHP SAPI PHP max input variables PHP memory limit PHP post max size PHP time limit PHP version Page titleSite Health Parent Theme Parent theme Permalink structure Please note, that due to how Must Use plugins work, any such plugin will not be disabled for the troubleshooting session. Plugin Plugin actions, such as activating and deactivating, are not available while in Troubleshooting Mode. Plugin compatibility Plugins Prefix for inactive themes in troubleshooting modeSwitch to Prefix for the active theme in troubleshooting modeActive: Published on %s Reason Result from testing without any plugins active and a default theme Return to the Dashboard Screenshot Screenshots Secondary menu Send test mail Server Server architecture Server settings Server version Show %d remaining plugin Show %d remaining plugins Show %d remaining theme Show %d remaining themes Shows whether WordPress is able to write to the directories it needs access to. Site Health Site Health Info Site Language Site URL Site count Some scenarios require you to look up more detailed server configurations than what is normally required. The PHP Info page allows you to view all available configuration options for your PHP setup. Please be advised that WordPress does not guarantee that any information shown on that page may not be considered sensitive. Status Switch anyway Switch the active theme to %s Switch to this theme Table prefix Take screenshot The %s constant is no longer supported. The <code>.htaccess</code> file tells your server (if supported) how to handle links and file requests. This file usually requires direct server access to view, but if your system supports these files, you can verify its content here. The <code>robots.txt</code> file tells search engines which directories are allowed to be crawled and which not. WordPress generates a virtual file if there is no physical file. If there is a non-virtual file, the content will be displayed here. The File Integrity checks all the core files with the <code>checksums</code> provided by the WordPress API to see if they are intact. If there are changes you will be able to make a Diff between the files hosted on WordPress.org and your installation to see what has been changed. The Health Check plugin will attempt to disable cache solutions on your site, but if you are using a custom caching solution, you may need to disable it manually when troubleshooting. The Mail Check will invoke the <code>wp_mail()</code> function and check if it succeeds. We will use the E-mail address you have set up, but you can change it below if you like. The Site Health check requires JavaScript. The Troubleshooting Mode from the Health Check plugin will be available as a standalone plugin in the future, since the primary Health Check features have been available in WordPress since version 5.2. The WordPress.org community The additional tools for the Health Check plugin will be available as a standalone plugin in the future, since the primary Health Check features have been available in WordPress since version 5.2. The compatibility check will need to send requests to the <a href="https://wptide.org">WPTide</a> project to fetch the test results for each of your plugins. The debug log file found at `%s`, could not be read. The details below are gathered from your <code>debug.log</code> file, and is displayed because the <code>WP_DEBUG_LOG</code> constant has been set to allow logging of warnings and errors. The e-mail took a while to send; this may indicate that your server is really busy, or that the sending of emails may be experiencing other unexpected issues. If you experience continued issues, consider reaching out to your hosting provider. The loopback request returned an unexpected http status code, %d, it was not possible to determine if this will prevent features from working as expected. The loopback request to your site completed successfully. The loopback request to your site failed, this means features relying on them are not currently working as expected. The main WordPress directory The must use plugins directory The options shown below relate to your server setup. If changes are required, you may need your web host’s assistance. The phpinfo() function has been disabled by your host. Please contact the host if you need more information about your setup. The plugin itself still offers you the ability to troubleshoot issues with your installation, and various tools associated with this functionality. The plugin may contain beta features, which you as the site owner can enable or disable as you wish. The plugins directory The slug, or version, is missing from the request. The themes directory The uploads directory The wp-content directory Theme directory location Theme features Themes There are no notices to show. These settings alter where and how parts of WordPress are loaded. This is a beta-feature, and some inconsistencies in screenshots is to be expected, please keep that, and the fact that your pages may show sensitive information in mind when sharing screenshots. This is an unknown file This page can show you every detail about the configuration of your WordPress website. For any improvements that could be made, see the <a href="%s">Site Health Status</a> page. Timezone To take a screenshot for sharing with support users, you may click the %s button, found at the top of every page, and they will be stored securely on your site until you wish to share them. Tools Troubleshoot Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Mode Troubleshooting Mode - %s Troubleshooting Mode - Security check Troubleshooting mode Unable to determine PHP SAPI Unable to determine PHP version Unable to determine if Ghostscript is installed Unable to determine server architecture Unable to determine some settings, as the %s function has been disabled. Unable to determine what web server software is used Unable to reach WordPress.org at %1$s: %2$s Undefined Understandably, you do not wish to do so as it may affect your site visitors, leaving them with lost functionality. Upload max filesize User Language User count Version Version %1$s by %2$s Version %s View extended PHP information View screenshot Waiting... We could not remove the old must-use plugin. We have just sent an e-mail using <code>wp_mail()</code> and it seems to work. Please check your inbox and spam folder to see if you received it. We were unable to copy the plugin file required to enable the Troubleshooting Mode. We were unable to create the mu-plugins directory. We were unable to replace the plugin file required to enable the Troubleshooting Mode. Web server When bulk-disabling plugins, a site failure occurred. Because of this the change was automatically reverted. When bulk-enabling plugins, a site failure occurred. Because of this the change was automatically reverted. When disabling the plugin, %1$s, a site failure occurred. Because of this the change was automatically reverted. %2$s When enabling the plugin, %1$s, a site failure occurred. Because of this the change was automatically reverted. %2$s When enabling troubleshooting on the selected plugins, a site failure occurred. Because of this the selected plugins were kept disabled while troubleshooting mode started. When switching the active theme to %1$s, a site failure occurred. Because of this we reverted the theme to the one you used previously. %2$s When troubleshooting issues on your site, you are likely to be told to disable all plugins and switch to the default theme. WordPress WordPress Constants WordPress update needed! WordPress.org is reachable Writable Yes You are running an older version of WordPress, version %s. The Site Health features from this plugin were added to version 5.2 of WordPress. You can read more about the <code>WP_DEBUG_LOG</code> constant, and how to enable it, in the <a href="%s">Debugging in WordPress</a> article. You do not have access to this file. You don't have any of the default themes installed. A default theme helps you determine if your current theme is causing conflicts. You have not taken any screenshots, return here when you have to view them. You have successfully enabled Troubleshooting Mode, all plugins will appear inactive until you disable Troubleshooting Mode, or log out and back in again. You were attempting to <strong>change the active theme</strong> to %s while troubleshooting. You were attempting to <strong>disable Troubleshooting Mode</strong>. You were attempting to <strong>disable</strong> the %s plugin while troubleshooting. You were attempting to <strong>dismiss all notices</strong>. You were attempting to <strong>enable</strong> the %s plugin while troubleshooting. You were attempting to perform an action that requires a security token, which was either not present in your request, or was considered invalid. Please verify that the following action is intentional, or feel free to cancel the action and nothing will change. Your %s file contains only core WordPress features. Your site is currently in Troubleshooting Mode. This has <strong>no effect on your site visitors</strong>, they will continue to view your site as usual, but for you it will look as if you had just installed WordPress for the first time. Your site is not using <code>.htaccess</code> to handle permalinks. This means that your .htaccess file is not being used to handle requests, and they are most likely handled directly by your web-server software. Your site is using <code>.htaccess</code> rules to handle permalinks, but no .htaccess file was found. This means that your .htaccess file is not being used to handle requests. Your site is using the virtual <code>robots.txt</code> file which is generated by WordPress. cURL version comment statusClosed comment statusOpen enabled https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/debugging-in-wordpress/#wp_debug_log https://wordpress.org/plugins/health-check/ localized PHP upgrade information pagehttps://wordpress.org/support/update-php/ robots.txt Viewer PO-Revision-Date: 2026-07-09 12:00:31+0000
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Beta features By %s By enabling the Troubleshooting Mode, all plugins will appear inactive and your site will switch to the default theme only for you. All other users will see your site as usual. Can anyone register on this site? Cancel Check plugins Check the files integrity Checks the health of your WordPress install. Client version Communication with WordPress.org Confirm Content changed Copied! Copy forum markup Copy site info to clipboard Could not be determined Custom rules have been added to your %s file. Database Database charset Database collation Database host Database name Database username Debug log contents Debug logs Default comment status Delete screenshot Take Screenshot Directories and Sizes Disable Disable %s Disable Troubleshooting Mode Disable anyway Disable beta features Disable the plugin, %s, while troubleshooting. Disable while troubleshooting Disabled Dismiss notices Drop-ins Drop-ins are single files, found in the %s directory, that replace or enhance WordPress features in ways that are not possible for traditional plugins. Due to this, some functionality has been removed from the plugin, you can find these features in a more recent version of WordPress it self. Email Enable Enable %s Enable Troubleshooting Mode Enable anyway Enable beta features Enable the plugin, %s, while troubleshooting. Enable while troubleshooting Enabled Environment type Error Error encountered: (%1$d) %2$s Extended PHP Information Extension File File integrity File not found File upload settings File uploads File system permissions Force-disable the plugin, %s, even though the loopback checks failed. Force-enable the plugin, %s, even though the loopback checks failed. Force-switch to the %s theme, even though the loopback checks failed. GD version Ghostscript version Health Check & Troubleshooting Health Check – Test Message from %s Here you can enable individual plugins or themes, helping you to find out what might be causing strange behaviors on your site. Do note that <strong>any changes you make to settings will be kept</strong> when you disable Troubleshooting Mode. Hi! This test message was sent by the Health Check plugin from %1$s (%2$s) on %3$s at %4$s. Since you’re reading this, it obviously works. Highest supported PHP Home URL If you want to export a handy list of all the information on this page, you can use the button below to copy it to the clipboard. You can then paste it in a text file and save it to your device, or paste it in an email exchange with a support engineer or theme/plugin developer, for example. If you wish to troubleshoot as another user, or as an anonymous site visitor, the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-switching/">User Switcher plugin</a> allows for all of this while also being compatible with Troubleshooting Mode. ImageMagick version number ImageMagick version string Imagick Resource Limits Inactive Plugins Inactive themes Info Install the latest classic default theme Install the latest default theme Is SUHOSIN installed? Is the Imagick library available? Is this a multisite? Is this site discouraging search engines? Is this site using HTTPS? Critical issues It appears as if some files may have been modified. It seems there was a problem sending the email. Email check Manage active plugins Max effective file size Max input time Max number of files allowed Max size of an uploaded file Max size of post data allowed Media handling Site Health %s Health Check Minimum PHP Modified Must Use Plugins Name Network count No No permalink structure set No version or author information is available. None Not available Not writable Notices (%d) Once weekly One possible reason for this may be that your installation contains translated versions. An easy way to clear this is to reinstall WordPress. Don't worry. This will only affect WordPress' own files, not your themes, plugins or uploaded media. Original PHP Info PHP SAPI PHP max input variables PHP memory limit PHP post max size PHP time limit PHP version Site Health Parent theme Parent theme Permalink structure Please note, that due to how Must Use plugins work, any such plugin will not be disabled for the troubleshooting session. Plugin Plugin actions, such as activating and deactivating, are not available while in Troubleshooting Mode. Plugin compatibility Plugins Switch to Active: Published on %s Reason Result from testing without any plugins active and a default theme Return to the Dashboard Screenshot Screenshots Secondary menu Send test email Server Server architecture Server settings Server version Show %d remaining plugin Show %d remaining plugins Show %d remaining theme Show %d remaining themes Shows whether WordPress is able to write to the directories it needs access to. Site Health Site Health Info Site Language Site URL Site count Some scenarios require you to look up more detailed server configurations than what is normally required. The PHP Info page allows you to view all available configuration options for your PHP setup. Please be advised that WordPress does not guarantee that any information shown on that page may not be considered sensitive. Status Switch anyway Switch the active theme to %s Switch to this theme Table prefix Take screenshot The %s constant is no longer supported. The <code>.htaccess</code> file tells your server (if supported) how to handle links and file requests. This file usually requires direct server access to view, but if your system supports these files, you can verify its content here. The <code>robots.txt</code> file tells search engines which directories are allowed to be crawled and which not. WordPress generates a virtual file if there is no physical file. If there is a non-virtual file, the content will be displayed here. The File Integrity checks all the core files with the <code>checksums</code> provided by the WordPress API to see if they are intact. If there are changes you will be able to make a Diff between the files hosted on WordPress.org and your installation to see what has been changed. The Health Check plugin will attempt to disable cache solutions on your site, but if you are using a custom caching solution, you may need to disable it manually when troubleshooting. The email check will invoke the <code>wp_mail()</code> function and check if it succeeds. We will use the email address you have set up, but you can change it below if you like. The site health check requires JavaScript. The Troubleshooting Mode from the Health Check plugin will be available as a standalone plugin in the future, since the primary Health Check features have been available in WordPress since version 5.2. The WordPress.org community The additional tools for the Health Check plugin will be available as a standalone plugin in the future, since the primary Health Check features have been available in WordPress since version 5.2. The compatibility check will need to send requests to the <a href="https://wptide.org">WPTide</a> project to fetch the test results for each of your plugins. The debug log file found at `%s`, could not be read. The details below are gathered from your <code>debug.log</code> file, and is displayed because the <code>WP_DEBUG_LOG</code> constant has been set to allow logging of warnings and errors. The email took a while to send; this may indicate that your server is really busy, or that the sending of emails may be experiencing other unexpected issues. If you experience continued issues, consider reaching out to your hosting provider. The loopback request returned an unexpected http status code, %d, it was not possible to determine if this will prevent features from working as expected. The loopback request to your site completed successfully. The loopback request to your site failed, this means features relying on them are not currently working as expected. The main WordPress directory The must use plugins directory The options shown below relate to your server setup. If changes are required, you may need your web host’s assistance. The phpinfo() function has been disabled by your host. Please contact the host if you need more information about your setup. The plugin itself still offers you the ability to troubleshoot issues with your installation, and various tools associated with this functionality. The plugin may contain beta features, which you as the site owner can enable or disable as you wish. The plugins directory The slug, or version, is missing from the request. The themes directory The uploads directory The wp-content directory Theme directory location Theme features Themes There are no notices to show. These settings alter where and how parts of WordPress are loaded. This is a beta-feature, and some inconsistencies in screenshots is to be expected, please keep that, and the fact that your pages may show sensitive information in mind when sharing screenshots. This is an unknown file This page can show you every detail about the configuration of your WordPress website. For any improvements that could be made, see the <a href="%s">site health status</a> page. Time zone To take a screenshot for sharing with support users, you may click the %s button, found at the top of every page, and they will be stored securely on your site until you wish to share them. Tools Troubleshoot Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Mode Troubleshooting mode - %s Troubleshooting Mode - Security check Troubleshooting mode Unable to determine PHP SAPI Unable to determine PHP version Unable to determine if Ghostscript is installed Unable to determine server architecture Unable to determine some settings, as the %s function has been disabled. Unable to determine what web server software is used Unable to reach WordPress.org at %1$s: %2$s Undefined Understandably, you do not wish to do so as it may affect your site visitors, leaving them with lost functionality. Upload max filesize User Language User count Version Version %1$s by %2$s Version %s View extended PHP information View screenshot Waiting... We could not remove the old must-use plugin. We have just sent an email using <code>wp_mail()</code> and it seems to work. Please check your inbox and spam folder to see if you received it. We were unable to copy the plugin file required to enable the Troubleshooting Mode. We were unable to create the mu-plugins directory. We were unable to replace the plugin file required to enable the Troubleshooting Mode. Web server When bulk disabling plugins, a site failure occurred. Because of this, the change was automatically reverted. When bulk enabling plugins, a site failure occurred. Because of this, the change was automatically reverted. When disabling the plugin, %1$s, a site failure occurred. Because of this the change was automatically reverted. %2$s When enabling the plugin, %1$s, a site failure occurred. Because of this the change was automatically reverted. %2$s When enabling troubleshooting on the selected plugins, a site failure occurred. Because of this, the selected plugins were kept disabled while troubleshooting mode started. When switching the active theme to %1$s, a site failure occurred. Because of this we reverted the theme to the one you used previously. %2$s When troubleshooting issues on your site, you are likely to be told to disable all plugins and switch to the default theme. WordPress WordPress constants WordPress update needed! WordPress.org is reachable Writable Yes You are running an older version of WordPress, version %s. The Site Health features from this plugin were added to version 5.2 of WordPress. You can read more about the <code>WP_DEBUG_LOG</code> constant, and how to enable it, in the <a href="%s">Debugging in WordPress</a> article. You do not have access to this file. You don't have any of the default themes installed. A default theme helps you determine if your current theme is causing conflicts. You have not taken any screenshots, return here when you have to view them. You have successfully enabled Troubleshooting Mode, all plugins will appear inactive until you disable Troubleshooting Mode, or log out and back in again. You were attempting to <strong>change the active theme</strong> to %s while troubleshooting. You were attempting to <strong>disable Troubleshooting Mode</strong>. You were attempting to <strong>disable</strong> the %s plugin while troubleshooting. You were attempting to <strong>dismiss all notices</strong>. You were attempting to <strong>enable</strong> the %s plugin while troubleshooting. You were attempting to perform an action that requires a security token, which was either not present in your request, or was considered invalid. Please verify that the following action is intentional, or feel free to cancel the action and nothing will change. Your %s file contains only core WordPress features. Your site is currently in Troubleshooting Mode. This has <strong>no effect on your site visitors</strong>, they will continue to view your site as usual, but for you it will look as if you had just installed WordPress for the first time. Your site is not using <code>.htaccess</code> to handle permalinks. This means that your .htaccess file is not being used to handle requests, and they are most likely handled directly by your web-server software. Your site is using <code>.htaccess</code> rules to handle permalinks, but no .htaccess file was found. This means that your .htaccess file is not being used to handle requests. Your site is using the virtual <code>robots.txt</code> file which is generated by WordPress. cURL version Closed Open enabled https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/debugging-in-wordpress/#wp_debug_log https://en-gb.wordpress.org/plugins/health-check/ https://wordpress.org/support/update-php/ robots.txt Viewer