Hi @syedanaa,
You can use the WPCode Safe Mode to overcome the error you encountered.
Please add ?wpcode-safe-mode=1 to your website admin URL and deactivate the snippet that is causing issues.
You can read more about how this works in this article: https://wpcode.com/docs/php-error-handling-safe-mode/#Safe_mode
Regarding deactivating the plugin from FTP – you will not lose your snippets but you still won’t be able to deactivate the faulty snippet. When activating the plugin again you’ll still need to use safe mode.
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Anonymous User 22015080
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I deactivate plugin from ftp server so i can log in but i lose all snippets. If i activate plugin again I will get 503 server error so to deactivate one snippets with this ?wpcode-safe-mode=1 way work out for me?
Yes, go to /wp-admin/?wpcode-safe-mode=1 on your website and no snippets will be executed so that you can deactivate/edit the snippet causing the issue.
You will not lose all snippets if you deactivate the plugin – once you reactivate the plugin you will still have them but since one of the snippets is causing an error you need to use the safe mode parameter.
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Anonymous User 22015080
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Thank you for quick response. Yes it did work for me thank you.
My site it up now with all my snippets.
