Internal server error 500

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#1

https://dalmacijashop.000webhostapp.com

What’s the problem.

#2

Open your public_html folder and delete the file called .htaccess

#3

it’s worked
It happened to me when I activated the plugin
w3-total-cache

why

#4

Obviously the plugin failed to write the .htaccess file properly, I would contact the developer of the plugin.

#5

w3-total-cache

is a plugin for wordpress

#6

Yes so it must have done something to cause the error, contact the developer if the issue persists.

#7

Hi, I have a problem. I have error 500 Internal Server Error, when I install w3-total-cache plugin. I installed WordPress direct to 000webhost.com.
I also can’t go to /wp-admin/
What can I do?
Please help?
https://mimiwebdesign.000webhostapp.com

#8

as he Infinity through file manager or FileZilla
Open your public_html folder and delete the file called .htaccess
Menu Success

#9

as he Infinity through file manager or FileZilla
Open your public_html folder and delete the file called .htaccess
Me Success
Before that wiped w3-total-cache plugin

#10

Excuse the question, but I can not find the folder public_html. Where I need to go just to find it?
Еxcuse me and thank!

#11

I’m ready! Thank you very much! :slight_smile:

#12

@MariyaHaygarova So i guess your issue is solved?

#13

Not really,
My home page is loaded, but the remaining pages of the menu I have error 404 Not Found.
What can I do?
Please help?

#14

@MariyaHaygarova Make sure you have related directories and webpages on your server.

#15

Excuse the question, but How?
Еxcuse me and thank!

#16

I see that problem is solved and there is no 404 error anymore.
Its working fine on my side.

#17

Heeeeyyyy superrr :slight_smile: :slight_smile: :slight_smile:
Thank you very much :slight_smile:

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#18

I recommend this as well ^

Your site should be accessed using HTTP not HTTPS

Please check that HTTP is within your site URL and if not then correct HTTPS to HTTP within it.

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Also I’d recommend installing the plugin called Force HTTP which you can search and install for else

If you’d like to use HTTPS then visit www.Hosting24.com, get some shared hosting, a dedicated IP address and install an SSL certificate and you’ll be able to correctly and securely use SSL features - unless you are exchanging credit card information there isn’t much need for it on a WordPress site for example however.

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