A few users have gotten a 500 error after installing WordPress for Joomla! and WordPress MU for Joomla! extensions. If you don’t know, a 500 Error is a server related error. I’ve been trying to figure out why this happens, and I think I’ve narrowed the issue down to a problem with the 1&1 hosting company.
Thankfully, one of the users just found a fix to this. All you have to do is put this line of code on your .htaccess file:
AddType x-mapp-php5 .php
It is as simple as that.
There is more information in 1&1 site. Our extension works on php4, but for some odd reason have to run it as php5 on the 1&1.
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Thanks for this posting !
It was such an easy fix. Keep up the good work guys.
I’m now able to click on Components, WordPress without getting an error, but when adding a comment from the Front End, the dreaded
Error 500 – Internal server error
An internal server error has occurred!
Please try again later.
Any thoughts ?
The link is not SEFed, could you please submit a support ticket: http://support.corephp.com/
I am unable to access to administrator page it gives me an
500 – An error has occurred.
Unable to load the page you requested
Please contact our support center via our ticket center or emailing us at support@corephp.com and we can assist you better then via the blog.
Best,
Michael Pignataro
Can you please let me know why this page leads to 500 Internal server error??
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Best,
Michael