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  • Have you disabled Jetpack? Sounds like your theme isn’t set up to really work well with Jetpack and that may be the root of the issue.

    If you can’t get into the plugins area of the control panel but you can FTP in, go into the wp-content/plugins folder and rename the Jetpack folder to something else (I usually us XXXOriginal Plugin Name so it’s easy to find/rename them later). That will deactivate Jetpack.

    Thread Starter itsasiak

    (@itsasiak)

    Hi Michelle,

    Thanks for your response. I followed your advice and renamed the jetpack directory, but it didn’t work. I have tried also deactivating the theme, but it didn’t work as well. I believe it is something related to the database.

    If you have anything else, pls tell me. I’ll try!

    Thanks again.

    If you’re still able to get in on a cookied/auto-login browser version of the site, the database might not be the culprit (I believe it’d still throw an error even on a cookied login). It’s likely something in the theme or one of the plugins. If the login works in TwentyFourteen, but not your custom theme, it’s likely the theme.

    Is Jetpack currently disabled? because I can still see it’s loading some stuff on your login page.

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