I posted the screenshot though the backups did download and I see them in the restore tab.
The WPClone plugin doesn’t seem to work at all on this site now.
Correct the backup with pluigin fails – does not even appear to scan.
Without the plugins i can get a back up, though when I try to download it now i get this
I am unable to use the Pro plugin on this site, didn’t realize it requires PHP 7.
Not really wild about any of this, WPClone worked so well I donated to help create the Pro plugin.
Okay great! I removed most of the old WPClone backups and was able to do three backups; 1) database only 2) all files without themes or plugins 3) all files with themes (no plugins).
For this site, I cannot upgrade php without moving hosts because GoDaddy sucks. We’ll deal with that later.
Here is the What will be backed up
I just got the Pro version – woohoo
Yeah it’s interesting. Bluehost is the hosting company.
BM is looking to backup 730MB and that seems high. There is not much to the site and few images.
I get a this warning
The WP Clone zip files are only about 60MB
Sorry @mbrsolution I didn’t see your post until a few days ago.
Thank you very much for the advice. Yes, adding width=100% made a major difference. It’s not perfect but sure solves my issue for now. May try editing the js at a later time.
Yes, good idea. I don’t have access to the FTP settings yet, but I was thinking the same thing.
If you modify the #content .entry-title as ChellyCat suggests, you lose all titles for pages and posts as David notes. A little bit of a nuclear bomb approach.
If you follow David’s link, you can modify the conditional statement in the loop-page.php file to hide the title on each page but still retain it on your posts.
This works okay, but the white space reserved for the page title remains and I don’t like that.
You can solve this by following this tutorial and use a custom template and modifying the loop-page.php file accordingly.
http://www.designisphilosophy.com/tutorials/custom-page-templates-in-twentyten-theme/
I activated each plugin one at a time with no other plugins activated. The only one that caused a problem by itself was WordPress Database Backup. So I downloaded the .php file and removed and blank line from the end of the code. It worked fine.
I also changed the memory allocation in wp-config to 96MB. That seemed to solve the memory error messages.
As I activated each plugin one at a time, I received the blank pictured above for nine different plugins. Each time I got the blank page, I moved the plugin via FTP to another folder and reloaded the page. Only one plugin caused a completely blank page… Simple Tags.
I then logged in to my hosting server and changed the PHP Configuration from PHP5 (Single php.ini) to PHP5. That seemed to help.
I then downloaded each plugins’ main .php file via FTP to check for additional blank lines at the top or bottom of the file. Or adding ?> at the bottom of the code where it was missing. This helped solve the activation problem for a few of the plugins once I reloaded the file and refreshed the page.
I was finally able to activate the remaining plugins by downloading the main .php file via FTP, hitting the back button to take me back to the Manage Plugins Page, then re-uploading the .php from my desktop (after checking the file for the above errors) via FTP and finally refreshing the Manage Plugins page. Once I refreshed, the plugin was activated.
Great! Right? No, now I cannot log out of the admin console.
Does everyone who uses WordPress go through this?
I appreciate your help. If anyone has any ideas as to where to go from here, I’m all ears.
Thanks for the suggestion, but this is what is happening when I activate them one at a time.
A couple of the plugins give me a completely blank screen and I cannot log in to WP at all.
I’ve tried downloading the latest plug in, uploading the zip file. I’ve also tried uploading the extracted folder via FTP. I get the same result.
