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1. eugene schroeder
   Member
   Posted 6 months ago #

   sorry but it is the truth - it destroyed 3 of my websites and once I got them running again continues to be a problem as none of the plugins I was using wordpress for - work anymore because they haven't been upgraded for 3.2 - pretty lame

2. New Nine
   Member
   Posted 6 months ago #

   That's a problem with your plugins, not with WordPress. You should take it up with the plugin authors. I have used (and continue to use) WordPress on dozens of websites, including highly complex ones, without any problems.

   Yours is one of the reasons I try to use as few plugins as possible -- you never know if or when plugin authors will update the plugins to be compatible with the latest version of WordPress. I can't blame them -- they usually build the plugins for free so they have no incentive to update them (and make those updates public).

3. ChristiNi
   Member
   Posted 6 months ago #

   Eugene,

   It sounds like the issue here is with the plugins, not WordPress itself. Have you contacted your plugin developers to ask them about updating their plugins or searched for a different plugin that does the same job but works with the current version of WordPress?

   Good luck!

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