• Authored with a bunch of deprecated functions. Broke my wordpress installation on activation and deactivation.

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  • Plugin Author readyshoppingcartcom

    (@readyshoppingcartcom)

    Hi!

    To resolve your troubles and fix that bugs please specify
    1. Which function of plugin was broken?
    2. Do you have nay error messages while your WordPress was broken?

    I just get a blank screen. No error message.

    I have got the same results on several different sites.

    Plugin Author ukrainecmk

    (@ukrainecmk)

    Hello.
    What about server error log?
    What theme do you have installed?
    What another plugins do you have?
    Did you try to activate Ready! plugin on default wordpress template with all other plugins disabled?
    Sorry for many questions, but this is realy very important for us.

    Regards,
    Alexey.

    Same thing happened to me. I’m using Mantra Theme. Completely shut down my site, so I renamed the folder, which automatically deactivated it. Then I could delete it from wordpress.

    Here’s the error log for what just happened:

    [26-Jul-2013 21:00:13] PHP Fatal error:  Cannot redeclare redirect() (previously declared in /home/kevin/public_html/aquaticenthusiasts.com/wp-content/plugins/ready-ecommerce/functions.php:131) in /home/kevin/public_html/aquaticenthusiasts.com/forum/includes/functions.php on line 2587
    Plugin Author ukrainecmk

    (@ukrainecmk)

    Hello.
    1. You have errors in your plugin “wp-online-store”, not in Ready! Ecommerce.
    2. Then you have error in your plugin “forum” that try to re-declare function redirect(). From our side – we use always:
    if(!function_exists(‘redirect’)) {
    to declare functions. But your other plugin – don’t use this, that’s why it call fatall error.

    I think you can remove both your plugins that was not setup correctly – “wp-online-store” and “forum” – and see that Ready! Ecommerce will work.

    Regards,
    Alexey.

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