There is a problem with your current theme. FTP into your site (or whatever file management application your host provides) & rename the wp-content/themes/bmxunion-2013 to wp-content/themes/bmxunion-2013-old. This will automatically activate the default theme and allow you back into your site again.
I deactivated my theme and it allowed me to get into re-update 3.6 automatically and it was successful. I then re-actived it and it stopped working again.
Esmi, do you have any ideas of what needs to be changed to make it work?
Your theme is not compatible with WordPress 3.6. Where did you download it from?
I just had it custom designed last week. Trying to get ahold of the guy right now to see if he knows what’s going on.
Would re-installing the previous version of WordPress resolve this? Anyone know where I can find that?
can you upload the code of functions.php at pastebin.com and share the pastebin link? we can check the code and give the idea.
Would re-installing the previous version of WordPress resolve this?
We do not recommend rolling back to older version of WordPress for security reasons. See http://blog.sucuri.net/2012/03/wordpress-understanding-its-true-vulnerability.html
Did you carry out a pre-upgrade database backup?
I’ve gone in and re-installed WP 3.5.2 and the site is back up. I’ll wait until my designer can go in and fix what needs to be changed to be compatible with 3.6.
I did a full back up, but I need my site to be running so that’s the option.
Hi I didn’t even do any upload or touch anything and just today I get this error.
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare has_shortcode() (previously declared in /home/elainehyde/myfirstneighbor.dreamhosters.com/wp-includes/shortcodes.php:153) in /home/elainehyde/myfirstneighbor.dreamhosters.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-user-frontend/wpuf-functions.php on line 449
Is this the same theme problem referenced above? What’s going on? Thanks!
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It sounds like a similar issue. My web design guy said he went back into the code and pulled out the short code line since he saw something about it being a conflict. We haven’t updated to 3.6 yet though, so I’m not 100% if it’s the solution.
Just comment or remove function has_shortcode in every theme file which is written in error. It works for me.
Had a similar situation come up for me this morning. I had a custom function in my theme called has_shortcode() that only took one argument. I wrote it so that if WordPress ever included a function with the same name it would fall back to the native implementation.
The problem was that my function takes one argument – the shortcode – while WP’s takes two – $content and the shortcode. That little difference made all my calls to the function fail.
If you didn’t create the theme yourself, my advice is to not remove the function or any calls to it until you know for sure how/where it’s being used. Once you know that, you should be able to keep the calls in place and just make sure you’re passing the right arguments to the function.
See http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/has_shortcode for an example of how the function is used within a theme or plugin.
