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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: wp-admin / wp-login.php is simply taking me to 500 error pageI was able to fix it!
I had a conflict with the Postie plugin. (You could have a problem with any of yours.) Some suggested debug steps.
1. To determine if it is a plugin problem, you can disable all by renaming your wp-content/plugins (i.e. plugins-disabled)
– Go to the admin page, if you get in, it is a plugin conflict…proceed to next steps.2. Change the name of the plugin director back tot he original wp-content/plugins
3. Go into the plugins folder and start renaming the folders for each of your plugins to “disable” them one at a time.
– Go to yhe admin page after each rename to see if it lets you in.4. Repeat this for each folder until you get a successful admin login, then undo the disabled plugins, to isolate to the one (or two) problem plugins.
5. Reinstall/upgrade the plugin with a problem from the admin console.
Good luck!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: wp-admin / wp-login.php is simply taking me to 500 error pageI’m having the same problem. I tried reloading 3.3 folders and disabling themes, with no luck.
Is there an easy way to rollback or revert tot he previous installation?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [GWPG3] [Plugin: GWPG3] broke my admin pagesWell…
I found the problem with the options page not loading. It seems that version 0.85 has a file name issue. Probably because I’m running on Linux and the developer may not have noticed if they use Windows.
Rename the file wpg3_class_Wpg3_Xhttp.php to wpg3_class_WPG3_Xhttp.php and it should load OK. I may have deactivated and re-activated the plugin. (Can’t remember. I’m old. It’s late.)
Also, you will need to set the REST API and insert the API key. The REST-Api Key you find on your G3-User Page. Login to g3 and klick on your name at the top-right (using default theme).
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [GWPG3] [Plugin: GWPG3] broke my admin pagesI have the same error. All I can do right now is tell you how to get your admin pages back…
You need to get into your database and clear the setting. If you are using MySQL, then you can use phpMyAdmin to access your database.
Find the table named wp_options and look for the option_name of wpg3_options and edit the value. [There may be several pages, so use the (>) and (>>) buttons to page forward, or click option_id to get to the high numbers. It was probably one of the last entries in the table.] I just cleared the entry for the option_value and that did the trick.
Back to the original problem…
When I go to the options page I don’t see all fo the options that are shown on the screenshot, so I think my settings are incomplete and that is why it breaks our admin page. I would appreciate any help if someone solves this.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Add an image to the header instead of the blog titleNot too bad if you know HTML.
- Go to Admin login.
- Navigate to “Appearance”
- Click the “Editor” subnav
- On the right side, click the “Header (header.php)” file to edit.(Note: You need to make sure the file has edit permissions set, there is a link at the bottom of the page for info. Otherwise, you can download the file edit it and upload it again. Path is something like… /themes/azul/header.php)
- Once you are in the file you need to replace a line in the “header” DIV …<div id=”header”>
- Change FROM…
<h1><a href="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>"><?php bloginfo('name'); ?></a></h1> - Change TO…
<h1><a href="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>"><img src=/wp-content/uploads/YOUR-LOGO-FILE.PNG border=0></a></h1>
(Note: You need to set the path to the location of your logo.)
Good luck!