• I’ve been trying to fix this for two weeks now and nothing is working.
    I’ve renamed my plugin directories.
    I’ve deleted and reinstalled the files.
    And all I see is a blank screen where my wp-admin panels should be.

    And worst.. when I tried to upgrade I got a note that my database was ALREADY up to date when it isn’t! It refuses to actually upgrade!

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  • Tried re-uploading the wp-admin folder? You might also want to re-upload the wp-include folder too.

    What php version is set up on your server?

    Thread Starter shivaesyke

    (@shivaesyke)

    I’ve done both and I’m not sure what version of php it is. Would I be able to find out via one of my other installs that work?

    you find out what version of php youre using by asking your host (!!??)) or creating a phpinfo file and looking at that.
    if you have been doing this for 2 weeks, seriously, why arent you looking for another set of eyes?

    How much is YOUR time worth to you? pennies?

    If you are using cPanel-11 look on the left hand side and it will tell you which php version is running on your server. If not then look for the php icon and click on it to find out what version you are on.

    Your host should be able to provide you with all the details.

    And if you still want a fresh pair of eyes then give me a shout.

    yes, by all means, enlist someone with a weeks worth of experience on these forums to help you — there’s a sure pathway to success.

    Shivaesyke,

    blank pages indicate that theres a PHP problem, and its more than likely NOT an issue with what version of php you are using.

    Increase the memory available to PHP – edit your wp-config.php, and add the following to it:

    define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '64M');

    see what that does.

    Thread Starter shivaesyke

    (@shivaesyke)

    Yeah, I asked for someone to be an ass. My time is worth quite a lot to me, which is why it has taken me two weeks. Thanks for nothing.

    Increase the memory available to PHP – edit your wp-config.php, and add the following to it:

    define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’64M’);

    see what that does.

    after youve tried that, we can go from there.

    Yeah, I asked for someone to be an ass. My time is worth quite a lot to me, which is why it has taken me two weeks. Thanks for nothing.

    totally uncalled for when someone is helping you. pointing out the obvious is not being an “ass”
    what you did, however…

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