Wordpress - HTTP-error: The most common causes
- You can use a Plugin to Optimize images, disable it and test if the Upload works now.
- You can change the Format from JPG to PNG and Vice versa. You can also try GIF. Sometimes the Upload connection works without any problems.
- Make sure that there is no apostrophe in the name. Karl's car.png also provides for an error message.
HTTP error WordPress
Wordpress HTTP error: the PHP Version update
- Often is not changed by the Webhost automatically to the latest Version of PHP.
- Check with your provider, which PHP Version is used.
- For WordPress PHP 5.6 or greater should be used.
- You can't set the PHP-Version of yourself in your customer portal, ask your Host to apply the Changes for you.
Wordpress - HTTP-error: Memory Limit for Uploads increase
- Often, the PHP-Memory-Limit is also a Problem. Also if your images are not actually so big on the error.
- By an entry in the file "wp-config.php" you can put the Limit high.
- Choose with your FTP-Client on the Server.
- In the main directory you see the file with the name "wp-config.php".
- You will have to copy the file to your computer.
- Rename the file on your Server in the "wp-config.php_old" to. If something should go wrong, you can rename the file and your WordPress Installation will take no damage.
- Now open the file on your computer in the Windows Editor.
- Are you looking for the row with the entry in the /* That's all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */ or /* That's it, enough with the edit! A lot of fun blogging. */
- In the line above paste the following Code: define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '512M')
- Save the file, copy it via FTP program to the Server and test whether the image upload is working now.
Memory Limit in WordPress to increase
Wordpress - HTTP-error: entry in .htaccess make
- Select via FTP program in the root directory of your server.
- Look for the file ".htaccess“.
- You will have to copy the file to your computer and rename the file on your Server as previously described.
- Open the file in Notepad or WordPad and add the following entry to add to this: php_value memory_limit 512M
- The file is not present, open a blank document, paste the Text and rename the file .htaccess. Important: do not Forget the dot at the beginning of the file name.
- Download the file again and check the result.
- This should not lead everything to success, speak with your Host. Some providers do not allow you to Change the Memory Limits by user. The Support can, however, help.
If WordPress error 404 shows up, we tell you in the next practice tip, what you can do about it.
