Tom,
Whoops! That shouldn’t happen!
It sounds like one of the files that the plugin requires to function is missing. Without a bit more context it’s hard to know why that’s happening, but I’d recommend that you try going to the plugins page, deactivating the WebKite plugin, uninstalling it, and then installing it again. When you do this, the re-installed plugin should still be able to find your spreadsheets so you shouldn’t lose any work you’ve done.
If this doesn’t fix the problem, please e-mail me at eric [at] webkite [dot] com and I’ll work with you to diagnose the problem or put you in touch with the technical team.
Thank you for using WebKite for WordPress!
Eric
My advice is to disable and then enable the plugin once and see if the problem is resolved then please
Tom,
I heard back from the team. The problem is that you’re using an older version of PHP that doesn’t support some of the great things that the WebKite plugin does. You can read more about this problem at:
http://support.webkite.com/knowledgebase/articles/332154-why-am-i-getting-an-error-when-i-try-to-activate-t
Best of luck!
Eric
