aidanhockey5

For anybody else that has this issue, I’ve just attempted a temporary solution:

1) I went through via FTP to my sites’ plugins folder (/wpcontent/plugins) and deleted the portfolio gallery folder. Your portfolio’s will remain safe, but you will have to re-install the plugin.
2) Once the portfolio plugin was re-installed, your portfolios should automatically come back and the site should start working again.
3) Finally, I went into my plugins page on WordPress and went to the “Edit” link under Portfolio.

-In “portfolio-gallery.php,” you should see a version number in the header area.
For example:

Plugin Name: Portfolio
Plugin URI: http://huge-it.com/portfolio-gallery
Description: Portfolio Gallery is a great plugin for adding specialized portfolio galleriey, video portfolio gallery of just a gallery with single images.
Version: 99.99.99
Author: Huge IT
Author URI: http://huge-it.com/
License: GNU/GPLv3 http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
Text Domain: portfolio-gallery
Domain Path: /languages

Notice how I changed my version number to something huge, like 99.99.99? This will hopefully prevent the plugin from auto-updating to a new version. This seems like a really hacky work around. Really would like to see this fixed officially. I’ll reply to this thread again if this workaround ends up failing.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 5 months ago by aidanhockey5.