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arminv
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Figured out the answer…
I guess it didn’t like the login credentials that I had supplied in the past.
I manually cleared the credentials from the wp-options table and it prompted me to give them again.
It didn’t work using my domain name as the FTP server, but was okay with using localhost as the FTP server.
Hopefully this will help someone else in the future…
Spot on perfect, thank you. You just saved me a lot of time 😀
Awesome! Worked for me as well.
In case anyone is wondering, the “option_name” in the wp_options table to clear is “ftp_credentials”
Thanks again!
okay i found the ftp_credentials in the wp_options, and see a long string of words. what do i do? please help!
hi, this didn’t work for me. i deleted the options table. a friend says that PHP is being too uptight. any suggestions? thanks
@ blogjunkie – u deleted the entire options table?
no, not the entire table. i meant i deleted the ftp_credentials row in the options table.
I don’t have an FTP_Credentials in my _options table that’s probably why mine isnt working how do I fix this?
@ Dear Anna99
Just Click Edit infront of it and your there will be a line called option_value have a long text
just delete it and it will work
This is amazing. I knew it was an internal ftp issue though I never got any errors just a empty page. I downloaded http://gaarai.com/wordpress-plugins/wp-developer-assistant/ and it spit out the error that pointed me here. Thanks!!
