Is there a way I can undo the install of the events managers install?
I’m not new to wp and went through an automatic update to several plugins and receieved the following message.
Now, I can not log in or do anything.
The message was as follows:
Cannot proceed with installation, please upgrade to the version 3.0.96 or higher from here first before upgrading to this version.
When I clicked “here”. This is where it sent me which did me no good because I couldn’t get into my dashboard to do the upgrade.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/events-manager/download/
Paul, Have you had any reply other than through here as I’m sure, like me, I absolutely can not access nor view my website. It’s very frustrating as you and I did nothing wrong other than accept a plugin upgrade and this is what happens.
It’s unfortunate there isn’t a toll free number for wordpress. Maybe there is and never heard about it.
I will say when it was up and running wordpress is amazing. There’s so much you can do.
WordPress is free software. What sort of support did you expect? Try:
– switching to the Twenty Ten theme by renaming your current theme’s folder in wp-content/themes using FTP or whatever file management application your host provides.
– resetting the plugins folder by FTP or phpMyAdmin.
Interesting comment. No good in having anything free if it doesn’t work. The fact is, I have a website which is with worpress.org for which I have paid for the domain name and hosting services. I have on many occasions tried to correct a number of issues and many suggestion have said to use FTP for which I have for other business work (filezilla). It appears for any wordpress site through wordpress.org you can not access the admin panel. However, if you have a site through wordpress.com you can not.
My site has a Twenty Ten theme. Thanks for your reply though but it didn’t help. 🙂
I have a website which is with worpress.org for which I have paid for the domain name and hosting services.
Sorry but that is incorrect. wordpress.org does not provide any hosting or domain services. Perhaps you have a wordpress.com site?
To be honest, I read through many forums and articles to determine if I had a wordpress.com or wordpress.org and came to think I had wordpress.org because I couldn’t seem to access my cpanel or admin panel. Now, you’ve got me wondering.
I was referring to my local service provider provider not wordpress when I said I paid.
All I know is I can’t access my website.
You have a self-installed site hosted at Net Firms. This means you should have full access to your site via FTP and access to an account management panel.
I won’t ask you how you knew that but that offered me a great deal of help.
Thank-you. I will contact them. 🙂
I won’t ask you how you knew that
She knew because that is what you (almost) always have when you sign up with a host. They all have some form of control panel for account management/file control. Via this control panel you will be able to access the directory that WP is installed in and rename the theme folder as mentioned by Esmi.
