Header Slider Causing Errors?

[Kolbie]

Kolbie

May 11, 2017 at 12:12 pm

I seem to be experiencing a number of errors on my site http://www.rogueauroraphotography.com. To preface, on Tuesday I tried running a plugin that was supposed to compress image files and help speed up my site without affecting the image quality. After using it, most of the site is okay but the desktop and mobile header images have issues. I use Updraft Plus to save backups so I tried restoring the backup from Monday before I did this.

Error 1: Updraft Plus has a warning that says: Warning: Your WordPress installation has a problem with outputting extra whitespace. They recommended manually restoring the backup so I had Host Gator assist me with this process. Unfortunately restoring the backup didn’t change anything.

Error 2: Host Gator reported the following back to me: “Upon reviewing your account, I found that it contained a PHP error_log file that was over 664G in size. Any errors that are still occurring would be generated again, so I went ahead and deleted this extraordinarily large error log from your account. This should ensure your account is included in our future network backups.” I’m concerned that whatever was causing the error may be related to the first issue and will continue if I don’t fix it.

Error 3: I tried going to my Revolution Slider plugin to re-upload the damaged images in my header slider but was unable to attach new media. I receive an error that says: “An error occurred in the upload. Please try again later.” I get the same error even if I try to make a brand new slider. I also get errors if I try to change the Header Slider settings in Theme Options although it seems to complete the changes despite the error. For now I’ve turned the slider off.

Error 4: I can’t get this one to repeat, but for a minute there a message popped up that said something like “AJAX PARSE ERROR”. When I check my console there is an error that says: “admin-ajax.php?action=w3tc_monitoring_score&6666cd7…:1 Uncaught ReferenceError: gdocument is not defined at admin-ajax.php action=w3tc_monitoring_score&6666cd7…:1”.

I’m guessing all this is related and I’m hoping you may have an idea to fix it. I don’t have another backup that would be good to use. Any ideas?