Good morning everyone and welcome to the second class of the WordPress Emergencies course, in which we see how to fix classic WordPress errors.
Today we give a solution to the WordPress error “500 Internal Server Error”, sometimes “500 Internal Server Error”, which leaves the screen blank.
Today we see another classic error of those that make our hair stand on end and cause us a certain panic attack, if it happens to us on our website (If it’s on other people’s websites, it usually doesn’t matter that much, right 😉. In any case, the symptom is a blank screen and one of these phrases.
- 500 Internal server error
- 500 Internal Server Error
As you can imagine, the information is quite ambiguous and does not give us too many clues to know how to fix it. But don’t panic, let’s see the solution and the reason for the error
2 – 500 Internal server error
Once again, a great problem with a great solution. Although it may seem like an error that can be very complex to fix, nothing could be further from the truth.
The problem is that the error itself is very ambiguous. It gives us no information about anything, and what little it does give us is useless. Let’s see how to fix it:
Well done! You already know how to fix the internal server error. Wasn’t there really that much? 🙂
Once again, now what I recommend is that cause that error. Obviously not on your site, but on any other that you have as a test. Or you can even ask someone to cause that error, and then you have to fix it. Follow the steps that I mention in the video, both to confirm the cause of the error, and to correct it.
Anyway, this is all for today, you already know one more thing about the fantastic world of WordPress. See you in the next emergency. Until then… Very good morning! 🙂
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