How to fix WordPress website "Err Too Many Redirects" error?

When using WordPress to build a website, you may sometimes encounter the error "Err Too Many Redirects". This error is because the site is stuck in a loop of constant redirects, resulting in the page not loading properly. This may be due to a problem with some plugin or setting. So, if we encounter such a problem, how do we fix it? Here are some practical solutions to tell you.

1、Clear browser cookies and cache

Sometimes the "Err Too Many Redirects" error may be due to a problem with some cookies in your browser. You can try visiting your website with a different browser (e.g. Firefox, Safari, Opera or Microsoft Edge). If you are able to access it normally with a different browser, then there may be a problem with the cookies or cache of your old browser. At this point, you can try clearing the cookies and cache of the original browser and it should solve the problem.

2, deactivate all WordPress plug-ins

WordPress problems such as "redirect loop" or "too many redirects" are often due to a conflict between plugins. Some plugins may try to set up redirection rules that conflict with the default WordPress settings, which leads to the error. To fix this issue, we need to temporarily disable all WordPress plugins on the site. You can deactivate plugins via the "Plugins" → "Installed Plugins" page in the WordPress admin backend. If the backend is inaccessible, you can also deactivate the plugin via an FTP client or the file manager on the WordPress hosting server. In this way, we can find out which plugin is causing the problem and troubleshoot to solve it one by one.

3. Repair WordPress URL

For most websites, the URLs filled in the two places, WordPress address and site address, should be the same. However, some users may use the URL with www in one place and the URL without www in another place. If you can't get into the WordPress administration because of this, you may have to use FTP client or file manager to change the URL settings in WordPress. That way, your site will be back to normal.

4、Check the SSL certificate configuration

If your website uses an SSL certificate, when switching from HTTP to HTTPS, make sure that the SSL certificate is configured correctly. You can check that the SSL certificate is valid, and also make sure that the server and the URLs in WordPress are using the correct HTTPS.

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