• Resolved glamdering

    (@glamdering)


    Upgrading from a 2.3 version. Tried the manual upgrade and am getting this error:

    Fatal error: Call to undefined method wpdb::set_prefix() in /hermes/bosweb/web034/b345/ipw.cdescr***/public_html/Blog/wp-settings.php on line 212

    I am on Ipower which i’ve noticed a few others are who are having issues. Something on their end? Also, i did a manual ftp upgrade.

    Thanks in advance.

    The domain: http://www.citadel-of-light.com

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  • nearly the same error

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function: force_ssl_admin() in /www/htdocs/w007ee2d/ferndesign/wordpress/wp-settings.php on line 390

    upgrade from wp 2.5.1 to wp 2.6 – manual upgrade with ftp

    domain: http://www.ferndesign.biz
    (error isn’t visible on my page anymore – restored a backup..)

    Thread Starter glamdering

    (@glamdering)

    I contacted my host who fixed whatever the problem was – they didn’t say. Though now i’m having the blank screen issue.

    Moderator Samuel Wood (Otto)

    (@otto42)

    ww.wp.xz.cn Admin

    “Call to undefined function” almost always means that you didn’t upgrade every single file.

    Re-upload WordPress, and this time, upload ALL the files. Even those in the root directory.

    I just had this problem, for some reason some files didn’t upload properly – these things happen.

    I have a lot of clients, and I use WordPress for almost all of them. Here’s how I systematically upgrade multiple sites:

    1) Build a special zip file with the new version of WordPress. I delete the wp-content folder and the wp-config-sample.php. I may leave the wp-content folder if I want to upload a set of new plugins that I intend to use, but delete the theme folder.

    2) On the host – delete all folders and files with the exception of wp-content folder, wp-config.php, and .htaccess (if you’re running WP from the root folder).

    3) Upload the ZIP file to your host, unpack everything.

    4) Ta-da.

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