• Hi I read that I should open a new threat for this issue that i am struggling with. When I try to login to edit my website I get this message:
    Call to undefined function wp_json_encode() in

    Can you please assist me on how I can resolve this issue.
    Kind regards

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  • Strange. Are all files definitely uploaded to your server?

    First thing I would try is make that that the plugins aren’t causing an issue.

    Try deactivating the plugins one by one and see if eventually the problem is resolved.

    If you can’t access the plugins, just go to wp-content/plugins/ via FTP and add “_past” to the end of each folder name one by one and check is the problem disappears.

    If that does nothing, you might want to make sure that all files being called upon are actually present. So it might be worth a try re-uploading (replacing) all WordPress files via FTP. Backup all files before you do this. And make sure not replace the wp-content/plugins and wp-content/uploads folder. Also, make sure not to replace wp-config.php from the home folder.

    Best,

    Florian

    Thread Starter HermanG

    (@hermang)

    Hi there, yea this error appeared after updating wordpress.
    But and I see there are a few people strugling with this issue.

    My first thought would be that it’s a plugin compatibility issue as a result of the WordPress update. Do you use WooCommerce? Try the deactivating the plugins.

    Thread Starter HermanG

    (@hermang)

    Nope not the plugins, still struggling to access the back-end of my site.
    Can’t upload anything, any suggestions?

    I’m not a php programmer so I wouldn’t be able to do much else. Maybe see if there is a .htaccess file in a folder that shouldn’t have it, and check all folder permissions. Other than that, I’m out of ideas.

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