Thread: Internal Server Error when placing an ad- AGAIN

Internal Server Error when placing an ad- AGAIN

Can anyone help me resolve this, please?

This is a free ad posting site for people with disabilities: http://erikaslist.org

Thanks

Error message:
Internal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.
Please contact the server administrator, support@supportwebsite.com and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error.
More information about this error may be available in the server error log.
Apache/1.3.33 Server at erikaslist.org Port 80

Re: Internal Server Error when placing an ad- AGAIN

Users also get this when they register

They Do get registered, and the ad DOES go up, it's just not redirecting to wherever it's supposed
to go, it's going to the error.

Re: Internal Server Error when placing an ad- AGAIN

Well, this is entirely site related, but not GoDaddy related.
I just put Classipress on my test server, also on GoDaddy, and it's working fine.

When I de-activate SB Welcome Email Editor, the registration re-direct works, doesn't go to an error page. Activate it, and registration goes to an error page.

But on the test server, it works with or without SB Welcome Email Editor activated.

This is getting frustrating.

Re: Internal Server Error when placing an ad- AGAIN

I do not have a clear answer for you as I've never had this.

But I have heard that Godaddy servers has issues sometimes deals with these sort of things (random code) such as the plugin.

It basically sounds like one of your servers is equipped to handle the plugin and the other one is not. If you heard of the errors that were happening when Classipress was relaunched a few updates ago people where having issues because their servers couldn't handle php 5 or something along those lines. Sounds like one of your servers just can't handle something that the plugin does.

Re: Internal Server Error when placing an ad- AGAIN

Welllll, I just put another test site on the SAME server, in another folder, and have no problems with it at all, lol.
It's in a folder directly off the root, just like the problem install.

I'm gonna wait until my client sends me the update from a few days ago, then just delete everything, Wordpress and all, and put a fresh one in.

The problem install does have another instance of Wordpress inside it, in a subfolder. Dunno if that could be the problem, I don't see why it should affect anything.