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Error Message:
“There was a problem with your action. Please try again or reload the page.”

How to Resolve This Issue

If you encounter this error while saving Theme Options, please check the following:

Test with a Clean Theme and Default Demo Options

• Switch to the default theme version without any customizations or extra demo options loaded.
• If the error persists, it may be caused by server security settings.

Check Server Security Settings (ModSecurity)

• This issue is often related to your server’s security module (ModSecurity) blocking admin-ajax requests.
• Contact your hosting provider and ask them to review the ModSecurity rules for admin-ajax.php and ensure that the server permits writing operations triggered by this script.

Review Custom CSS

• If you recently added custom CSS before the error appeared, temporarily remove it.
• Invalid or malformed CSS can prevent saving Theme Options.
• After removing the custom CSS, try saving again.

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After installing and activating it, you may encounter 404 – Not Found errors on Properties pages, Archives, or Category pages.

The same can happen when you change the Permalinks Names from Theme Options. 

If you see a Page Not Found error for Properties or Categories, you need to flush and save your permalink settings to apply the new plugin’s rewrite rules correctly. This is a one-time step after plugin activation.

How to fix it:

1. Go to Admin Dashboard > Appearance > Permalinks

2. Select the Custom Structure option (or keep your current permalink structure)

3. Click Save Changes

This action refreshes the permalink rules and should resolve the 404 errors.

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Please check the following:

Make sure you are following the correct installation process:
Theme Installation Guide

Verify that your server meets all requirements, especially the maximum upload file size:
WordPress Server Requirements for WpRentals

If your max upload size is too low, this issue must be fixed by your hosting provider. Contact them to increase the upload limit.
Here is a video tutorial that explains how to increase the maximum file upload size in WordPress:
How to Increase the Maximum File Upload Size in WordPress

How to Check Your Max Upload Size

Go to Tools > Import in your WordPress dashboard

Install WordPress Importer

Run Importer and Check that the maximum upload file size shown is 64M or higher

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How to Enable HTTPS in WordPress Settings

If you are starting a new site or want to use HTTPS across your entire site, and your hosting has added an SSL certificate, you need to update your site URL settings:

1. Go to Settings > General in your WordPress dashboard

2. Update both the WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) fields to use https:// instead of http://

How to Set Up an SSL Certificate for Your Website

Many hosts offer free SSL certificates via Let’s Encrypt. Contact your hosting for assistance.

If unsure, contact your hosting support to ask about enabling SSL or installing an SSL certificate.

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To use WP Rentals, ensure your setup meets the following requirements:
WordPress: Version 6.0 or higher
PHP: Version 8.0 or higher (affects site speed)

Enable Wp Rentals Cache

WP Rentals includes a built-in caching system that optimizes key elements like property listings and widgets.

Why Use It?

Reduces database requests
Improves page load speed
Automatically refreshes every 4 hours

Important: Do not disable this cache when your site is LIVE and in productions, as no other caching plugin can fully replace its functionality.

Ensure Your Images Are Set Up Properly

Missing Images?

If you DO NOT use Price Pins, make sure you add property pins to Google Maps to prevent increased API requests.
Help guide: Pins Management

Enable “Read from File” for Pins

• Recommended if you have 200+ properties to improve speed.
• Works manually via the “Generate Pins” button or automatically via cron (every 24 hours).
  Help guide: Read from File Settings

Limit the Number of Pins where Read From File does not apply 

• Set a maximum number of pins on the map to match your hosting capabilities (applies to property lists and searches).

3. Optimize Server & Hosting Settings

Enable Gzip Compression

• Improves loading speed by compressing files.
• Use a plugin like WP Fastest Cache to enable gzip.
  WP Fastest Cache & WooCommerce Settings

Use a Hosting Provider with Built-In Caching

• Look for Memcached, Redis, or a similar caching system.
• Alternatively, use Cloudflare (free CDN) for caching.

Avoid Cheap Shared Hosting

A very cheap shared hosting plan is not ideal.
Shared hosting means your site competes for resources with hundreds of others.
Security risk: If one site is hacked, all sites on the server are vulnerable.
Recommended: Get VPS or managed hosting ($20–$30/month) for better speed and security.

4. Remove Unnecessary Plugins

• Test speed with only theme-required plugins (Visual Composer, Ultimate Addons, Rev Slider).
• Delete unused plugins to reduce extra delays.

5. Optimize Images

Use plugins like:
Smush It
TinyPNG
Large images slow down loading times—optimize them for best performance.

Keep Everything Updated

Always update to the latest WP Rentals version and WordPress version for:
New features
Performance improvements
Security patches

We update this guide regularly—check back for updates!

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1. Go to Google Maps.

2. Find your desired location on the map.

3. Right-click directly on the location.

4. Click on the coordinates shown at the top of the menu.
   The coordinates will be automatically copied to your clipboard.

Setting Coordinates in WpRentals

Global Header Map

• Go to Theme Options > Map > Map Settings

• Enter the default coordinates into the Starting Point Latitude and Longitude fields.

• These coordinates will be used as the starting point for pages using the Global Header. map.

Add the default location coordinates on Theme Options > Map > to Starting Point Latitude and Longitude option. It will be used for pages that use global header and Map is set a

Custom Header Map

• If you are using a custom header map on specific pages, you must enter the coordinates in the  custom page header options for those pages.

Exceptions

• Some pages, such as advanced search results, properties list, and agent list (when not using “read from file”), will automatically take the latitude and longitude of the first property in the list instead of using the global or custom header coordinates.

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This message appears because your maximum upload size limit is less than the size of the theme file you are trying to upload.

For example, if your upload limit is set to 2MB and your theme’s zip file is 10MB, the upload will fail.

Increase Upload Limit via Hosting (php.ini)

1. Locate the php.ini file inside the wp-admin directory (if you can’t find this file ask hosting for support)
2. Find this line in the php.ini file “upload_max_filesize = 2M” and replace it with a higher value (e.g. “upload_max_filesize = 64M”)
3. You may also want to increase your max post size. Look for this line in your php.ini file “post_max_size” and increase it as well.
4. Save the changes to the file inside your wp-admin directory.
5. Try the upload again
6. If you still have issues, look for this file in your root directory and make the same changes.

Install the Theme/Plugin via FTP

If you can’t increase the upload limit or prefer a different method:

• Use FTP to manually upload the theme or plugin.

• How to Update the Theme and Plugins via FTP

• Theme Installation Guide

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Call to undefined function checkdnsrr()

This error occurs because the PHP DNS functions extension (which includes checkdnsrr() ) is  missing or disabled on your server.

Why This Matters

The checkdnsrr() function is commonly used to verify email addresses by checking DNS records. It helps prevent the registration of invalid or suspicious email addresses.

Recommended Solution

Enable the PHP DNS extension on your server.

For Linux servers, this usually means installing or enabling the php-dns or php-common package.

On Windows, ensure your PHP build includes this extension.

Contact your hosting provider if you do not have direct control over PHP modules.

Reference:
https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.checkdnsrr.php

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Resolving HTTP Error (Error-200)

This error is related to server execution limits when uploading files in WordPress.

Solution:

• Open wp-config.php in your sites main directory via FTP (or cPanel)
• Scroll to the line which reads/* That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */
• Add the codeset_time_limit(60);above the line/* That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */text
• Set the set_time_limit(300);

Important Notes:

Some hosting providers may restrict changing the execution time via wp-config.php.

In such cases, consult your hosting provider for adjustments.

For best results, also review your hosting configuration and consider increasing related PHP settings (if possible), such as:

• max_execution_time
• upload_max_filesize
• post_max_size

Some hosting companies may not allow you to overwrite this setting from wp-config. However, you can still try.

Reference:

For additional details on increasing limits:
https://wordpress.mcdspot.com/2012/03/20/ways-to-increase-max-file-upload-size-and-execution-time/

Resolving “Failed to Write File to Disk”

This error occurs when WordPress is unable to write uploaded files to the server, often due to incorrect folder permissions or insufficient server disk space.

Solution:

Check Upload Folder Permissions

• Access your site via FTP or cPanel.
• Navigate to the wp-content/uploads directory.
• Ensure the folder has correct permissions: Recommended: 755
• If needed for troubleshooting: 777 (use with caution and revert to 755 once the issue is resolved)

Reference:
https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/changing-file-permissions/

Check Disk Space

• Verify with your hosting provider that your hosting account has sufficient disk space.
• If disk usage is near or at capacity, you may need to upgrade your hosting plan.

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The White Screen of Death (WSOD) in WordPress is a frustrating issue where your site displays only a blank white screen, with no content or error messages. This problem prevents access to both your front-end and sometimes the admin dashboard.

Why Does It Happen?

The most common causes of WSOD include:

• PHP memory exhaustion.

• Errors in plugins or themes.

• Incorrect file permissions.

• Server configuration limitations.

Increase PHP Memory Limit

A low PHP memory limit often causes the WSOD. To increase it:

• Open your site’s root directory using FTP or your hosting’s File Manager.

• Locate the wp-config.php file.

• Add this line above the line that says /* That’s all, stop editing! Happy publishing. */:

This increases the PHP memory limit to 256MB, which usually resolves memory issues.

For more help: https://wordpress.org/support/article/editing-wp-config-php/#increasing-memory-allocated-to-php

Disable All Plugins

If a plugin is causing the issue:

If you can access WordPress admin:

• Go to Plugins and deactivate all plugins.
• Reactivate them one by one to find the problematic one.

If you cannot access WordPress admin:

• Use FTP or File Manager, navigate to wp-content, and rename the plugins folder to plugins-deactivated.
• This disables all plugins.
• Reload your site.
• If it works, one of the plugins was the issue.
• Rename the folder back to plugins and reactivate plugins one at a time.

Enable Debugging to Reveal Errors

Debugging can show you the exact error causing the WSOD. To enable it:

• Open wp-config.php.
• Add or update these lines:

define('WP_DEBUG', true);
define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true);
define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', true);

Reload the site and check for error messages.

For more help: http://codex.wordpress.org/WP_DEBUG

Check File Permissions
Make sure that:

• Folders are set to permission 755.

• Files are set to permission 644.

Support for WpRentals
If you’re using the WpRentals theme or its plugins, contact our client support team for help:
https://support.wpestate.org/

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You may see a warning message like this:

Warning: set_time_limit(): Cannot set max execution time limit due to system policy in /customers/5/5/9/site.com/httpd.www/wp-content/themes/……

Warning: set_time_limit() has been disabled for security reasons in /path/to/file.php on line X

This warning indicates that the PHP function set_time_limit() is disabled on your server.

This function allows scripts to increase the maximum execution time for PHP processes, but some hosts disable it for security reasons.

Why This Happens

• Some shared hosting providers disable set_time_limit() to prevent abuse or excessive server load.
• WordPress themes or plugins might try to use set_time_limit() to handle long-running processes (like imports or large uploads).

How to Fix It

Hosting must provide the solution based on this url instructions http://php.net/manual/en/function.set-time-limit.php

If hosting cannot raise that limit, one option is to change hosting.

In the theme – you can try to comment line 7 in user-dashboard-add.php and test submission.

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You might see an error message like this:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 2348617 bytes) in /home/username/public_html/site1/wp-includes/plugin.php on line xyz

Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 18612224 ) (tried to allocate 491520 bytes) in/home/username/public_html/site/wp-includes/canonical.php on line 257

This means that WordPress has hit the maximum amount of memory allocated by your server for PHP scripts.

Why This Happens

WordPress and its themes/plugins require a certain amount of PHP memory to function. If a script needs more memory than allowed by your server configuration, you’ll see a Fatal Memory Error.

How to Fix It

Increase PHP Memory Limit in wp-config.php

• Open your site’s root folder using FTP or File Manager.
• Locate the wp-config.php file.
• Add this line above the line that says /* That’s all, stop editing! Happy publishing. */

define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '256M' );

This increases the PHP memory limit to 256MB, which is usually enough.

Help: https://wordpress.org/support/article/editing-wp-config-php/#increasing-memory-allocated-to-php

Increase Memory Limit via php.ini

If the wp-config.php change doesn’t work, you can increase memory in php.ini:

Locate your php.ini file (ask your hosting provider if unsure).

Add or update this line:

memory_limit = 256M 

Save the file and restart the server (if necessary).

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This usually happens if you upload the wrong file. When downloading your theme, you generally have two options:

1. Installable WordPress Theme file only (usually a single zip file, e.g., wprentals.zip).

2. All files and documentation (a full zip folder containing the theme, documentation, licenses, etc.). In this case, you must extract the folder and locate the actual installable theme zip file inside.

For a detailed step-by-step guide, visit:
https://help.wprentals.org/article/theme-installation/

How to Install the Theme

Upload via WordPress Admin Area

1. Log in to your WordPress admin dashboard.

2. Navigate to Appearance > Themes.

3. Click Add New.

4. Click Upload Theme.

5. Browse and select the installable theme zip file (wprentals.zip).

6. Click Install Now and then Activate.

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