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qlick
(@qlick)
correction we are on wp version 4.6.1
A blank page means a fatal PHP error. Do you know how to have a look at it?
Thread Starter
qlick
(@qlick)
No sorry I dont, can you help us please?
thanks!
https://codex.wordpress.org/Debugging_in_WordPress give you an overview how to configure WordPress to show errors. Essentially you put
define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', true );
in your wp-config.php file. The error should appear on the screen now.
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qlick
(@qlick)
Im sorry, is there any way you can help get the plugin removed? It seems to be the only plugin causing issues, and we would just like to get it removed. Thanks
Did you read through the “Debugging in WordPress” article and set the given defines? That should enable error messages. Then reproducing the blank page should show an error. I am trying to help you, but if you do not set the things up as instructed, I cannot help you.
We have to find the error cause together, then I can tell you how to get the plugin removed. I guess there is something on your page (most probably in your theme) calling a cformsII function that is not available on deactivating it. But to locate that call, you have to get the error message.
Something on your page creates a Reveal modal view that is not displayed by default. Search for “reveal-modal” in the HTML source of your homepage. That is where cformsII is used.
You have to find out how this modal view is generated. It is either hard coded in the theme or generated by a plugin.
You should do a full text search in your form for “cform”. I guess you get a line with insert_custom_cform() or insert_cform() call.