Andrew,
You will need to delete or rename the thank-me-later
directory from the /wp-content/plugins/
directory. You can do this using FTP or using your host’s file manager. If you tell me who you are hosting with, I will try to find some specific instructions for doing this.
The issue is caused because the plugin requires PHP 5.3 or greater. It may be possible to ask your host to upgrade your version of PHP, and this should immediately resolve the issue. Otherwise, I recommend you continue using Thank Me Later 2.1 until I am able to issue a patch to support PHP 5.2.4 or greater. This should be available by tomorrow morning.
Unfortunately, there is not a way to remotely deactivate the plugin. Sorry about this.
Thanks,
Brendon.
AndrewMML
If you know how to make a guest password for your hosting account, I can help you to FTP “install” version 2.1 of this plugin – for free.
Or if you have Skype I can guide you to FTP this yourself (via Skypes “share screen”).
Hi, I am having the same exact issue with my blog. I am using a Go Daddy hosting account, but when I tried to log into their remote file manager, I was sent to the same error page when prompted to log in to my WordPress – didn’t work. Any help please?
Nvm, i’ve figured this out. Thank you for the advice.
The same problem raised with my site. I renamed the folder and plugin was deactivated. It seems fine now.
Now if i want to go back to version 2.1, Should i only needed to replace thank-me-later folder from my backup or upgrade has made some changes in Database too and I would be required to restore my database as well.
Need help for this. Thanks
The error happens before any upgrade takes place. You should just restore the thank-me-later
directory; no need to replace the databases. If you need a copy of 2.1, you can download it from this page.
I have now released a small update 3.0.1 which should resolve this issue. Please upgrade to 3.0.1 and let me know if there are any further issues.
You can upgrade from WordPress: “Dashboard” > “Updates” > “Check Again”.
Sorry for the disruption.