When setting up a WooCommerce store with PayPal, many users run into an issue during checkout. After clicking “Pay With PayPal”, instead of redirecting to the PayPal environment, the checkout page hangs with two rotating grey icons and shows the error message: “Something went wrong. Please try again or choose another payment source.” This problem…
One of the most frustrating issues for both website owners and visitors is when users keep getting logged out of WordPress unexpectedly. This not only affects user experience but also impacts engagement on membership sites, online stores, and community platforms. At Techvila, where we specialize in WordPress support and maintenance, we often see this problem…
When the lightbox feature stops working on your WordPress site, it can frustrate visitors and harm the user experience. Instead of images opening beautifully in a popup overlay, they either open in a new tab or not at all. At Techvila, we specialize in WordPress support and maintenance, and lightbox issues are one of the…
If you’re facing a WooCommerce login issue after updating to WordPress 6.8.1, here’s a step-by-step approach to identify and fix the problem: 🔍 Common Symptoms ✅ Fix Guide 1. Clear Caches 2. Check Permalinks 3. Check Theme or Plugin Conflicts 4. WooCommerce My Account Endpoint Fix 5. Session Issues 6. Check for Custom Code If…
If your WordPress site is displaying a “There has been a critical error on this website” message after updating to version 6.8.1, you’re encountering a PHP fatal error that prevents the site from loading properly. This issue is often due to plugin or theme incompatibilities, insufficient PHP memory, or outdated PHP versions. Here’s a step-by-step…
If you’re experiencing issues with the permalinks on your website changing unexpectedly, this can happen for a few reasons, such as changes in the permalink settings, conflicts with plugins, or issues with the .htaccess file if you’re using a WordPress site. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve the issue: If…
It your website is serving the AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) version instead of the standard non-AMP version even when not required. Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve this issue: If you need more specific guidance based on your setup or CMS, let us know!
A critical error during login on your WordPress website often indicates issues with the site’s functionality or conflicts with plugins, themes, or server configurations. Here’s a systematic approach to resolve the issue: 1. Understand the Error 2. Enable Debug Mode 3. Check Plugins 4. Check Theme 5. Increase PHP Memory Limit 6. Check File Permissions…
Optimizing your WordPress site for search engines is crucial to driving traffic and achieving your online goals. Yoast SEO is one of the most popular and powerful SEO plugins available for WordPress, offering a comprehensive suite of tools to enhance your site’s search engine optimization. At Techvila.com, we specialize in providing expert support and services…
The Uncaught ArgumentCountError: Too few arguments to function WP_Widget error typically occurs in WordPress when a custom widget class is incorrectly defined or when migrating a site to a server running a newer version of PHP that enforces stricter argument requirements. Here’s what you might need to check and how you can fix it: If…