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seyfin
(@seyfin)
Hello, Martin!
Could you please clarify – what specific version the plugin was updated from?
Thank you,
Sergey
Sergey,
I had exactly the same issue as Martin, yesterday I updated the latest Ecwid plugin for wordpress and now I can’t access the wordpress backend of my site. Instead I get a blank web page with the following error message:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_ecwid_store_id() in /nfs/c07/h03/mnt/114590/domains/discology.com.au/html/wp-content/plugins/ecwid-useful-tools/functions.php on line 74
Also, the ‘Ecwid product advisor’ is broken on my home page (www.discology.com.au)
I understand that the Ecwid Product Advisor is not compatible with the new Ecwid WordPress plugin.
Is there anything you can do or recommend a course of action?
Thanks.
Richard
Hi Martin,
Would you be able to be more specific about re-naming the folders in the sequence you renamed them? ie What names did you use?
Many thanks.
Richard
Hi Sergey, Hi Richard,
Sorry Sergey I wasn’t paying enough attention when updating so didn’t notice which version I was updating from… sorry.
Richard…
OK – I’m going to assume that you have access to your actual website files either directly on the server or via an FTP client.
Here are the steps I took:
1) login to your server and find the directory wp-content > plugins
2) rename the following folders (i think i just put ‘-old’ on the end of the existing filename (without the ”):
ecwid-shopping-cart
ecwid-useful-tools
3) you should now be able to login to your wordpress site as normal
4) you will possibly have some notices about plugins not working – that’s fine – and you should find that the plugins are disabled and possibly under the new name.
5)now go back onto your server or via FTP and re-name the ecwid-shopping-cart back from whatever you named it to ecwid-shopping-cart
6) Go back into wordpress and then activate the ecwid shopping cart plugin.
7) test it is working still with your site but you will have an error displaying about the useful tools plugin
8) go back into your server and re-name the useful tools plugin from whatever you named it back to ecwid-useful-tools
9) Now go back into wordpress and activate the useful tools plugin and test. you should find everything working again now.
Let me know how you go on and if it works. If you’re struggling – just post.
Regards,
Martin
Martin,
You’re a champion! Your solution worked first time.
Thank you so much.
Richard
No worries Richard – glad it helped.
Obviously this is just a fix to get things back up and running again if you do encounter this issue when upgrading.
Am pretty sure Sergey will be working on a permanent solution.
PS – Thanks for the great plugin Sergey
