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Thank you for reporting this. Could you please share some details to make it easier to investigate: Do you previously detached this website from the toolkit? Is this website installed into the domain root (httpdocs) or subfolder? Is your website has a standard file structure (wp-content and...

Do you mean that the blank screen is displayed instead of the list of WordPress installations? Could you please check errors in the browser console? You have to press F12 and navigate to the Console tab.

Which version of WordPress Toolkit do you use now? Actually, installing the toolkit above the current installation should not do anything bad.

Thank you for contacting us. This is a know issue EXTWPTOOLK-7374. WP-CLI 2.4 that utilized under the hood of WordPress Toolkit, doesn't fully support PHP8. It will be updated to the latest version in the future release of WordPress Toolkit.

Thank you for the information!

@ChristopheJ, to investigate the root cause of the issue you have encountered, it would be very helpful for us if you can send us an action log for the affected website. The log file could be found in the /logs/wpt_action_logs of your subscription, the file will be named by the following...

Thank you for the information! We will try to test updates of these two plugins in our test environment.

Is that happens with some specific plugin? Is that plugin installed on other sites that are not affected by the same issue?

In the WordPress Toolkit before 5.4.0, a cron job for the execution of wp-cron.php, in fact, should be recreated daily, but only in case if it was removed manually or modified. It can not explain the issue you have described, though. In the upcoming WordPress Toolkit 5.4.0 behaviour of the...

Actually, WordPress Toolkit 5.3.x and later fully support PHP 8. Feel free to notify us if you are still experiencing any issues with the latest version of the WordPress Toolkit.

I glad to announce that this issue considered fixed in Plesk Obsidian 18.0.34.2. You need to apply the latest Plesk update. Please let us know if the issue persists after the update.

It could be a known issue we are working on now. If it is, It will be resolved as soon as ever possible. I apologise for the inconvenience. Only WordPress Toolkit GUI is affected. You can try a temporary workaround - access the toolkit using the right menu of Websites & Domain instead of the...

Regarding the "Log in" feature, the toolkit provides you with the ability to log in to the administrator dashboard automatically w/o entering a password, or you can change a password directly from the toolkit using the "Setup" feature. Also, you can modify the login URL if needed.

Regarding the maintenance mode, this is how the feature works. It blocks the site during time-consuming operations like updating, data coping or anything else. Unfortunately, there is no option to put on maintenance only a public part of a website.

Am I understand correctly that there are no SANs for all aliases you have mentioned in a renewed certificate for your main domain?

This could mean that the SSL It!'s "Keep Secured" feature is not active for your domains or, for some reason, can not renew your certificates automatically. Did you receive any notifications from your Plesk server recently about attempting to renew certificates? Anyway, I suggest you try to...

Thank you for your clarification!

Applying Plesk updates in most cases does not affect the functioning of Plesk extensions. So this is expected if you didn't notice any differences in 18.0.33. Or you have noticed some changes after updating Plesk? I mean, except the fact that forwarding domains came back to work.

Thank you for the additional information, we continue the investigation.

Thank you for sorting out and summarizing all these steps that helped you! This could be extremely helpful for other Plesk users in similar situations. :-)