JiveCo

The answer I did to NetworkProMaster was specific to his website.

I mean that his WordPress was contained in a directory named “blog”.

If your WordPress is located at the root of your website (which is my case, for instance), you have to replace:

require(‘../../../wp-load.php’)

on line 2, by:

require($_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’].’/wp-load.php’)

Did you notice: I have just taken “/blog” off from the line of code.

(throwing away the plugin folder does not seem to be a workable solution.)

Here is the way I deleted it.

The bug comes from the fact that a wrong path is indicated to find the uninstall file.

You need 2 tools:

1. An FTP software like FileZilla to download the file to correct and to reupload it (you can also use the Web-FTP of your host).

2. Notepad or any software enabling you to edit the file.

The wrong file is located here in the following directory of your blog:

wp-content > plugins > wp-statistics

Its name is: uninstall.php.

Download it on your computer and edit it like this:

replace:

require('../../../wp-load.php')

on line 2, by:

require($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/blog/wp-load.php')

and then reupload it in the same place and try to uninstall the plugin again.

Let me know the result.