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Check the website later. The err\u too\many\u redirects warning or 404 error page must be replaced with the correct content. WordPress’s alternative solution to err\u too\many\redirects (7 methods) the 2-minute modification described above works in most cases, but err\u too\many\redirects warnings are not always resolved. If the source of the redirection loop is not found, you can try one of the following alternative solutions: Check for browser cookies that change WordPress and site URLs without accessing WP manager remove server, proxy, and browser cache cleanup plug-in conflicts. Delete the SSL (secure sockets layer) redirection 1 on the source server (cloudflare) to confirm the nginx configuration file to the htaccess file replacement host. If you change word press and site URL without accessing WP administrator, you may be unable to access the management area due to word press error. If this happens, you will not be able to go to general settings to view word press and site addresses. Fortunately, you can make some extra effort to ensure consistency. The
This includes WP config via FTP (File Transfer Protocol). This includes editing PHP files. It is recommended that you back up the site first each time you perform such operations. Then access the desired FTP client. Some hosts can provide these features or use open source options, such as FileZilla. To connect to the server, you must obtain FTP credentials from the managed account. It is usually easy to find, including: Host name: the name associated with the server to which you want to connect. User name: usually the domain name of the site. Password: website password (not WordPress password). Port: used to set the access point of the connection with the server (the default value is 21). Enter in the relevant fields and start the connection. Next, navigate to the public\u HTML directory on the server. The
Open it, and then WP config. Browse the PHP file. Right click and select View \/ edit. ‹ find the following lines: Definition (\
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Then save and close the file. WP config in FileZilla. You must receive a message asking you to upload PHP to the server again. Select the male sample and close the connection. This will resolve the err\u too\many\u redirects issue. 2. delete browser cookies browser cookies may be useful in some cases, but may contain invalid data in other cases. This causes too many HTTP redirects, causing you or your users
You can disable access to specific pages. Whether you want to visit your own site or another site, clearing browser cookies can help. The
This process is slightly different, depending on the browser you are using. Here are the steps to delete cookies from chrome: First, click the 3 dot icons in the upper right corner of the window to open the browser settings. Then select settings. On the results page, click the advanced drop-down menu. Then click personal information and security. Select Delete Internet usage record from the list. A window opens asking you to select the check box next to cookies and other website data. Then click the clear data button. If you do not want to delete all cookies saved in chrome, you can use the time range drop-down menu. Also, note that performing this change will log off from all currently logged in accounts and clear the stored password. For security reasons, using the password management tool to track login credentials is wise and can help prevent this problem. 3. clearing the server, proxy and browser caches \
Especially on Google Chrome, Firefox and safari. The htaccess file can be a WordPress err\u too\many\redirects source file. Replacing the damaged version may solve the problem. To do so, the first thing to do is not damage. Access a backup copy of the htaccess file. Or WordPress and it from the core file. You can also extract htaccess to get a new copy. Using this method will lose custom code added to this file. This method must also use FTP. Connect to the server, and then. Navigate to the htaccess file. If you do not display ○, you must decide how to display hidden files on the selected FTP client. In FileZilla, you can do this by selecting server > force hidden files from the toolbar. If you find a male, you have it. Delete the htaccess file. And then upload the backup or new copy that has been accessed before. Check the site again to ensure that the err\u too\many\u redirects warning still exists. 6. if the host is requested to verify that the hosting provider of the nginx configuration file is using nginx, the server configuration may display err\u too\many\u redirects. Unfortunately, there is not much you can do about this problem. Instead, you should contact the host and ask to check the nginx configuration file. In fact, if there is a problem with the server, the support team should be able to determine the cause of the problem. 7. delete the SSL (secure sockets layers) redirection on the source server (cloudflare). Finally, there is another solution for cloudflare users of the web security and performance platform. For website security, one of the functions provided by cloudflare is SSL certificate. Install a connection that prevents hackers from \
Ask st to check the nginx configuration file. Remove SSL redirection from the source server (cloudflare). There are many ways to make better use of your time than to resolve errors on your website. WP buffs’ support team is ready to help you quickly back up and run your site. Check out today’s WordPress care plan! Would you like to provide feedback or participate in a conversation? Add a comment on twitter.
