403 Forbidden Error Wordpress
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Forbidden Error saftausbeute @johndilaurie 3 months, 1 week ago Hi everyone, so far no one has been able to help me with this 403 error, neither the theme developer nor my hosting provider. I hope
How To Fix 403 Error Wordpress
someone here will finally be able to: I am using a German wordpress 403 forbidden on some pages custom theme, developed mainly for affiliate marketing purposes, which allows you to control/change settings affecting product-related custom posts that sip 403 forbidden error you can create using the theme. When trying to save/update those particular options, it keeps returning a 403 Forbidden error: http://fs5.directupload.net/images/160621/u95n36c4.png "You don't have permission to access /wp-admin/admin.php on this server." https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/tips-tricks/how-to-fix-403-forbidden-error-in-wordpress The (product) settings page I've talked about which leads to the 403 error looks like this: http://fs5.directupload.net/images/160621/6o9tyyvy.png So, the theme developer asked me to disable all plugins and empty the htaccess file which I both did but it didn't help. The hosting provider just found some errors related to the plugin "Kirki" which the theme uses but those errors were found irrelevant by https://wordpress.org/support/topic/403-forbidden-error-43/ the theme developer. The hosting provider also set the proper WordPress permissions, so this shouldn't be causing the 403 either. The only plugin I have installed that could block such requests is Wordfence, which I have disabled before and removed the corresponding lines from the htaccess file. Enough from my side for now: Do you guys have any idea how to fix this annoying 403 error? Any help is greatly appreciated, thank you! Viewing 6 replies - 1 through 6 (of 6 total) Tara @t-p Volunteer Moderator 3 months, 1 week ago 403 forbidden means that your browser isn't able to load the scripts up because your server isn't allowing it. This is a hard one to solve. Because anything could be blocking the server. - Most likely this is a server permissions/ownership issue, so ask your host what's going on - check your .htaccess files for anything strange. - make sure your server settings are not overriding the .htaccess file - try a full Manual Upgrade, to make sure all the WordPress files are there and correct.. - Make sure to backup everything (including database) bef
Easiest Way to Fix a 403 Forbidden Error in WordPress Home / The Easiest Way to Fix a 403 Forbidden Error in WordPress May 26, 2016 Anna Gargioni WordPress BE SOCIAL & SHARE: Tweet Forbidden https://www.greengeeks.com/kb/7192/the-easiest-way-to-fix-a-403-forbidden-error-in-wordpress/ errors arise when your site has permission settings that are incorrect. Every file and folder has a permission access number that can control whether the content is writable, executable or readable. It can cause a great deal of damage when trying to attract visitors if these get changed. The error can also affect your reputation as a professional in your field as people will not be able to access your content. Even though 403 403 forbidden forbidden errors on a WordPress site can be problematic, they are actually quite easy to identify and fix. In some instances, it could be as easy as re-configuring a security plugin or removing one that is corrupt. Verifying Plugins as the Cause of the 403 Error Not every plugin you come across in WordPress will be compatible with your site. In fact, there are several plugins that simply don't work well when put together. 403 forbidden error In order to verify that a plugin is causing the 403 error on your site, you'll need to do the following: Deactivate all plugins that are installed on your WordPress Site. Re-activate one of the plugins on your list. Visit the site to see if the 403 error is being displayed. Repeat steps two and three until the 403 error is shown. This is the plugin that is causing the problem. You may need to change its configuration settings or remove it entirely. If you deactivate all of your plugins and the 403 forbidden error is still being displayed, then the problem may not be plugin-related. If this is the case, then you'll need to do additional troubleshooting. Checking the .htaccess File of Your Site The .htaccess file can cause a lot of complications on your site if it's not properly configured. A corrupt or modified file can prevent users from accessing certain pages or even the entire site itself. If you are not sure how to find your WordPress .htaccess file, read this previously posted article. There are two ways you can check the .htaccess file of your site: through FTP access or WordPress Plugins. FTP Access If your web hosting company uses applications like cPanel, the .htaccess file can be directly accessed and modified by using the "