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Title: Aasan Nikkah Matrimonial Website 3 major Errors Fixed
This website had 3 real errors. A profile search led to a "Page can't be found" 404 error. The admin dashboard showed a critical WordPress error and stopped working. The Profiles page showed "No posts found" instead of member profiles. I found the cause of each error and fixed all three, so the website and its Profiles page work correctly again.
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