Refresh your page. Then go to your wp-conten folder. And open up debug.log file. You should see from there, what causes this error?
How long is a bit of string? Thats the generic error not a specific one
999/100 insufficient resources aka too small server.
For free
Tree fiddy.
But seriously, firstly, you should know what the error is and how to fix it, then what your rate would be x the time it takes.
This is such a generic error it could take 5 mins or 5 months.
Depends on the problem.. I’d say get access to their account and after that:
5 EUR because they are a nice client
65 EUR for knowing how to troubleshoot
After you’ve figured out the problem:
95 EUR multiplied by the amount of hours it would take you to fix it.
But then again, I’m just cheap 🙂 Don’t forget to mention the hourly rate they’ll pay after you figured out what’s wrong. And *don’t* include that in the initial price. So, 70 to figure it out, at least 95 following up.
This is an hourly charge – you have no idea what’s wrong until you enable wp_debug.
Though I have to ask, since you didn’t know that you had to enable debugging, how are you equipped to fix this issue? And the fact that you took a screenshot with a phone camera is a bit of a red flag.
I can fix that in about 5 minutes. Charge $100
Remove all your plugins to find which one is faulty.
Mostly people pay $25-30 on freelancing platforms for such fixings.
Hundred
Hours x rate
Bruh
If you are able to access your server. Then go and find wp-config.php file. Add following parameters.
define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);
define(‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, true);
define(‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, false);
Refresh your page. Then go to your wp-conten folder. And open up debug.log file. You should see from there, what causes this error?
How long is a bit of string? Thats the generic error not a specific one
999/100 insufficient resources aka too small server.
For free
Tree fiddy.
But seriously, firstly, you should know what the error is and how to fix it, then what your rate would be x the time it takes.
This is such a generic error it could take 5 mins or 5 months.
Depends on the problem.. I’d say get access to their account and after that:
5 EUR because they are a nice client
65 EUR for knowing how to troubleshoot
After you’ve figured out the problem:
95 EUR multiplied by the amount of hours it would take you to fix it.
But then again, I’m just cheap 🙂 Don’t forget to mention the hourly rate they’ll pay after you figured out what’s wrong. And *don’t* include that in the initial price. So, 70 to figure it out, at least 95 following up.
This is an hourly charge – you have no idea what’s wrong until you enable wp_debug.
Though I have to ask, since you didn’t know that you had to enable debugging, how are you equipped to fix this issue? And the fact that you took a screenshot with a phone camera is a bit of a red flag.
I can fix that in about 5 minutes. Charge $100
Remove all your plugins to find which one is faulty.
Mostly people pay $25-30 on freelancing platforms for such fixings.