• Help! I was in the beginning of the upgrade process and so deactivating all the plugins on my site, when after deactivating a few, the whole site just went blank. I can’t get into admin now and my web site shows up blank!

    That’s all I did, so I don’t know why deactivating a plugin would break my whole site.

    What on earth happened? Anybody know how to troubleshoot this? I’m now getting error msgs from the database as well when I run a table cleanup on it…

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  • more likely something happened with the db
    do you have a link? Maybe we can see what’s going on

    I don’t know if this is relevant to your problem, but I’ve had this issue:

    Some plugins require you to add some code to other files, and deactivating the plugin without first removing the code could cause a problem. If you’ve had a plugin in use for a long time, it may not come to mind right away that you had made some small modification to your files to accommodate it.

    For instance, I use the Sideblog plugin, which requires me to add the tag <?php sideblog('asides'); ?> to my sidebar. If I deactivate the plugin without deleting that line, the site breaks.

    Yeah, I too encountered the same problem recently and still cannot access my adminstration menu.
    I just installed a plugin called ‘pushit’ and immedeately I could not access my Admin area.
    All I get when I try to log in is:

    /*pushit_user_row_phone_variable_define_start*/ $phone = isset($user_object->phone_number) ? get_user_mobile($user_object) : “not set”; /*pushit_user_row_phone_variable_define_stop*//*pushit_user_row_phone_variable_insert_start*/break; case ‘phone’: $r .= “$phone”;/*pushit_user_row_phone_variable_insert_stop*/

    Can anyone tell me what to do? Thanks

    I have the same problem. someone please help!

    Like OP, I installed “pushit”. When I went to activate it, immediaetly all things admin related were broken. You can see the errors here http://www.premazing.com/wp-admin/

    I have since ftp’d in and remove the plugin files.

    Anyone find a solution?

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