2.13.1.1.1. Infinite redirect

The most common reason for an infinite redirect is a mismatch between the protocol and / or the site address inside WordPress itself, the protocol and / or the address to which the redirect occurs, set in site settings or file .htaccess.

To fix the situation:

  • If an infinite redirect occurs between HTTP and HTTPS, try disabling redirect to HTTP / HTTPS and check the situation in 15 minutes.
  • If an infinite redirect occurs between a site with www and without www, try disabling the corresponding redirect and check the situation in 15 minutes.
  • If redirects to site settings disabled, but the problem persists, check for redirect directives in the .htaccess file. If there are any, correct them.
  • If the site uses an international domain (IDN) containing national alphabet characters (for example, Cyrillic), make sure that the site is listed in a panicode (the name starts with xn–). If this is not the case, convert original domain name in panicode and change it on the site.
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