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  • Hi evergreenframedart

    Have you got FTP access to the website? If so, I would rename the following directory:

    /wp-content/plugins/portfolio-slideshow/
    to
    /wp-content/plugins/portfolio-slideshowx/

    That should disable the plugin and let you log back in. If it doesn’t then try using the Forgot Password option when logging in.

    If that doesn’t work ideally you’ll need access to the database as there’s a way to amend the password…

    1) Access phpMyAdmin
    2) Click on the database
    3) Find wp_users and click on it
    4) Against your login click Edit
    5) In user_pass switch to MD5
    6) Amend the encrypted box to whatever password you want to use
    7) Click the Go button

    You should now be able to login using your new password.

    Hope you get in!
    AndoverIT

    Hi AndoverIT

    Thank you ever so much for your help. Managed to get back in and site is now up and running and I have portfolio V 1.5.1 activated.

    Massive sigh of relief!!

    evergreenframedart

    Hi evergreenframedart

    A pleasure and glad to be able to help ??

    Hello evergreenframedart
    I have the same problem with my website
    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘[‘ in /home/ifmsapan/public_html/a/wp-content/plugins/portfolio-slideshow/lib/Plugin.php on line 57
    I can not access my administrator’s user page.
    I do not have FTP access to the website.
    I am a novice at this.
    Please help me.

    This is the page https://www.ifmsapanama.org/a/

    Plugin Author ggwicz

    (@ggwicz)

    Hey folks,

    The core of all of these problems was that until version 1.11.0, which I just published today, Portfolio Slideshow did not support PHP 5.2 – 5.3 or higher was required, for no good reason really, and this is just a pure case of me dropping the ball. I should’ve included support for PHP 5.2 from day one –

    – regardless of “should haves”, 5.2 support is finally included now in version 1.11.0, which I just published this morning.

    Update as soon as possible and see if these issues persist; if you’d like to learn more about the 1.11.0 release, head here:

    To see the full plugin changelog to see every new feature of 1.11.0, head here:

    I hope all of this information helps –?and that the 1.11.0 update itself helps, too!

    Sincerely,
    George

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