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  • I had the same problem on several sites. Disabling the Gravity Forms Add-ons plugin via FTP allowed me to get back into the site. When I tried it on two other sites the same “Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_get_current_user()” message came up. After doing some searching I found that adding “include(‘pluggable.php’);” as the top line of the wp-includes/capabilities.php file solved the problem, but I do not know if that is the optimal long-term solution.

    Plugin Author Zack Katz

    (@katzwebdesign)

    This is fixed in the next update. Sorry for the issues, and thanks for reporting.

    Same problem, I call Godday (my hosting), they found that Digg extension (Digs Diggs), this plugin doesn’t uninstall properly …
    look like they fix it, we will see within next days.

    Anita C

    (@mymothersdaughter)

    I know this is resolved, but I had the same issue last night on a client site. The fix for it was to update to PHP 5.5. The site is on Godaddy and when I checked the PHP version, it said “Native 5.4”. When I changed it to 5.5 – everything kicked in and went back to normal and was running very fast and has been smooth ever since. So check your PHP versions.

    ywait4ever

    (@ywait4ever)

    Thanks mymothersdaughter! Upgrading to PHP 5.5 seems to have fixed it for me too.

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