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1. Turnoff Plugins
If your problem encounter after activating new plugins, Please turn them off.
Q Translate or NextGen Gallery plugins can cause problem, please deactivate and check your site again. If that wasn't solve your problem edit your .htaccess file.
2. Edit .HTACCESS FILE
1. Open .htaccess file in your root folder
2. Add these lines:
Options All -Indexes
AddType x-mapp-php5 .php
AddHandler x-mapp-php5 .php
3. Save and hopefully see it work
Note: Since writing this post 1and1.com had made it easier to make this change. Simply login to your customer account. Look for the Web Space area and click on Global PHP Version. Select PHP5 from the pull down menu and click Save. That’s it. For those of you who are not on 1and1.com the original posting above should work as well.
3. CHANGE PHP CONFIGURATION
Above method didn't solve your problem, please make sure to try this one :
If you are running your own root, dedicated or virtual server this is an easy bugfix: You just have to change the php.ini of your server and provide more memory to your PHP installation. On a shared hosting server – like at the webhosting solutions at 1and1 you often don’t have access to that central php.ini. But there is an easy workaround:
Create a text file and name it “php.ini” (without the quotes ;-) ) and with a single line of code in it:
memory=20MB
This file has to be placed into the directory /wp-admin/ within your WordPress installation.
TURN CDNOF
If you are using CDN such as Google page speed or Cloudflare, please switch off your DNS setting to original and test for one day. For me that solved problem :)
This article first appeared on designforunity.com.