• I am unable to access the installed plug in page. Our host suggested disabling each plug in to see which is causing the issue – however I cannot access the page to do this.

    Can anyone offer some advice? Thank you.

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  • Hey @gemdris,
    if you are unable to access the WP admin page, my advice is to disable all plugins by renaming them via FTP (or any file manager) to something like “_plugin”. Then you should be able to access WP admin again and continue debugging your issue.

    Regards.

    Hi @gemdris,

    We can disable all the plugins manually from the phpMyadmin. Once login into the phpMyadmin please enter into your Database.

    In the Database you can see the table wp_options, In the table wp_options, under the option_name column find the active_plugins field.

    On this row, change the option_value field to: a:0:{}. Save the changes and this will deactivate all plugins.

    Now, you can go to your admin panel Dashboard > Plugins and activate your all pligins.

    Hope this might be helpful to you!

    Thanks

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by elangovan.
    Thread Starter gemdris

    (@gemdris)

    Thank you! The FTP option has worked!

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