Posted: June 22, 2020 at 1:48 am
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Hi I am seeing this error message in my WordPress dashboard. Would you be able to offer any advice? An error has occurred: Thanks. Joe |
Hi Joe, Are there no line numbers to go with the above error? Usually, you’ll get that error when using a ‘relative’ plugin to make all of the links on your site use relative URLs, but that’s not a relative URL in the above. The part that stands out is |
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I haven’t used Dreamweaver in a long time but if it’s connecting via FTP it should be fine. For screenshots you can use support[at]eventespresso.com, or just host them on the site and post a link to them here. https://eventespresso.com/wiki/troubleshooting-checklist/#screenshots
You only need 1, based on the above your site is likely using the You can confirm this in the Plugins menu although its a little clunky. Find the currently active version of Event Espresso 4 (I’m guessing EE4 is also listed 3 times in that plugin menu?) and hover over the deactivate link. At the bottom of your browser you’ll see the link it will use and in the URL it will show you something like:
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Before going forward, do you have 3 versions of EE4 listed in the Plugins menu? You mentioned you have 3 versions of the When you rename the active one, it will de-activate, thats about the only problem you’ll have. So just reactivate it and any EE add-ons that also de-activated (they are tied into core and will de-activate if core does) |
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