Plugin Author
Maxaud
(@maxaud)
This is stating that the plugin “Mobile Detect” is declaring the same class. You can remove that plugin or I can make some changes to determine if that plugin is active and not load my version of that class.
My plugin first checks to see if the class exists before loading it again, this is the correct way to do it and I suggest the “Mobile Detect” plugin author does the same.
Plugin Author
Maxaud
(@maxaud)
I’ve left a message on the support forum of the plugin author here:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/cant-activate-6?replies=5
Please reopen this support ticket if that doesn’t solve your issue.
I am having this same issue. The issue is that I cannot access my site at all. I cannot log in when you type in my site’s address all you get is the error message.
Plugin Author
Maxaud
(@maxaud)
@todotblogger, as stated above. This plugin includes a class and only includes it if the class hasn’t been found. Other plugins should do the same and they are not.
See that the original post here states that the offending plugin is “wp-mobile-detect”
To fix the issue, deactivate one of the plugins.
If deactivating cannot be done through the dashboard you will have to log in through FTP and manually remove either the other plugin or Mobile CSS.
Thread Starter
Chrissy
(@paperkawaii)
ToDotBlogger:
You might have to login to your cpanel and go into the database using phpmyadmin or whatever you have, in the wp_options table you need to find ‘active-plugins’ and delete the stuff in that. That will deactivate all plugins. You should then be able to access your website.
