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I am an adult, at least 18-years old, and the age of consent in my jurisdiction.

Visiting this Website if you are under 18-years old and the age of consent may be prohibited by the law of your jurisdiction.Д«y clicking 'I Agree' below, you state that the following statements are accurate: The materials that are available within this Website include graphic visual depictions and descriptions of nudity and sexual activity and must not be accessed by anyone who is under 18-years old and the age of consent. Let me know if you have questions or comments.This Website is for use solely by responsible adults over 18-years old (or the age of consent in the jurisdiction from which it is being accessed). You may or may not use the WP Super Cache plugin, but I would certainly start with security and cache plugins should you encounter the same issue for your WordPress website.ДЄll is well and the customer is happy to resume business as usual. Oddly enough, I was able to re-activate the WP Super Cache plugin without any other loading issues to the website across all web browsers. It wasnвЂ™t until I disabled the WP Super Cache plugin that the website was able to load across all browsers, remedying the вЂњcannot decode raw dataвЂќ (NSURLErrorDomain:-1015) error that caused the white screen of death. In this case, this customerвЂ™s website didnвЂ™t have a security plugin, but was using WP Super Cache.ДЄfter I updating the WP Super Cache plugin and clearing all cached pages, I tried loading the website with no success. WordPress security and cache plugins often are the culprit of such errors. One of the many things IвЂ™ve learned managing hundreds of WordPress websites over the years, whether at WPEngine, GoDaddy, Bluehost, or Hostgator, is always start with troubleshooting security or cache plugins.

Nevertheless, I reviewed each plugin before I started blindly disabling in hopes of remedying the error. I always advise customers to delete deactivated WordPress plugins when not using them to keep conflicts from occurring. This customer had 28 WordPress plugins installed with 20 active. Often times, when websites run 5 or more WordPress plugins and plugins are not updated regularly, then there is a high chance that WordPress plugins may be in conflict with one another, if not WordPress in general. Well, when in doubt and with all my experience working in WordPress, I did the next best move: disabling plugins one at a time.

So, I google but nothing appeared to be up to date or relevant to my situation. I had never seen such an error before in my life. What is causing вЂњcannot decode raw dataвЂќ (NSURLErrorDomain:-1015)? To my surprise, the website didnвЂ™t load but gave me more information to work with than Firefox: вЂњcannot decode raw dataвЂќ (NSURLErrorDomain:-1015). To be certain, I attempted to load the website using Safari. I then searched error log files for roughly 30 minutes and found nothing out of the normal or ordinary that might raise an eyebrow.ДЄfter all, why would the website load in one browser and not another? No success, still a white screen of death. I then searched for last updated or modified files sorted in descending order by modified date. htaccess file via the Bluehost File Manager.

The first fix I tried was removing and re-creating a. What on earth could be causing this вЂњkiss of deathвЂќ white screen for this WordPress website? I opened the web browserвЂ™s Developer Tools, and was able to see the website was resolving and loading with a 200 request response. Seeing the customer used Firefox web browser, I too opened a Firefox web browser only to discover that the website loaded to an all white screen. I requested the customer to send me screenshots of what they were seeing.ДЄ few moments passed, but sure enough, the customer send screenshots of their website loaded in a browser and displaying Chinese text. I responded to the customerвЂ™s email, informing the customer I could access the website without issue. What struck me as odd was that at the very moment I open and read the email, I was able to successfully open a Chrome web browser and load the customerвЂ™s website with ease. Of course, I always check to see if what the customer states is true before I jump in the boat or begin the fire drill to make everything like it once was. I recently received a frantic email from a customer alerting me that their WordPress website had been hacked.

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