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Thread Starter
KenGay
(@kengay)
This is the message I’m getting
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare register_my_menus() (previously declared in /home/content/16/9215716/html/wordpress/wp-content/themes/theme1185/functions.php:27) in /home/content/16/9215716/html/wordpress/wp-content/themes/theme1185/functions.php on line 39
It means you are using the same function register_my_menus(). You can only use a function name once in PHP.
Thread Starter
KenGay
(@kengay)
Thanks Josh, I appreciate the diagnosis but is there a cure? The only thing I can access is the style sheet (style.css) anything I try to access and the error message page comes up.
I sincerely appreciate your assistance! As well as disparately need your continued support.
You need to edit your functions.php file. Specifically, look at line 27 and line 39. You will notice they each have the same function name.
This is why you should always work with a backup, and never edit core files directly.
To get back into your dashboard, you are going to have to get your functions.php file via FTP or your hosting providers Cpanel. Navigate to your theme, and then find the functions.php file.
Download this file and open it in a text editor. Remove the changes you originally made to the file (hopefully you remember them).
Lastly, reupload the file to your server, overwriting the original one.
Thread Starter
KenGay
(@kengay)
Josh,
Thanks again for your help, I will be working with Godaddy to get this resolved per your instructions this evening and will let you know the results.
Thanks again!
