Plug-In caused log in issues

  • I installed and activated a rating plu-in a few hours ago. When I went to my log-in screen I get this error message:Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/noelskit/public_html/wp-content/plugins/blogarate-rating-widget/blogarate.php:152) in /home/noelskit/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 865

    I can do a google search and my posts come up just fine, however when I type my actual site address I get the about error message too.

    How can I delete it, if I can’t get into my dashboard?

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  • FTP into your site and rename (or delete) the wp-content/plugins/blogarate-rating-widget folder.

    Thread Starter noelskitchen

    (@noelskitchen)

    Thanks. Am I able to do this in my cpanel? Because I can’t even get to the log in page to log in and do that the regular way.

    Thread Starter noelskitchen

    (@noelskitchen)

    I did log into my cpanel and go to ftp manager. I don’t see an option to delete anything like that in there. If you’re meaning the log into where it my site address/wp-admin I get the same error message. I’m stuck.

    You should be able to use the File Manager in cPanel.

    Thread Starter noelskitchen

    (@noelskitchen)

    I’m sorry. I just don’t know where to look once I’m in there. I opened file manager and there are a bunch of folders. I started clicking on each one but don’t see where I’m suppose to delete that plug in.

    The blogarate-rating-widget folder which inside plugins folder inside the wp-content folder.

    Thread Starter noelskitchen

    (@noelskitchen)

    Thread Starter noelskitchen

    (@noelskitchen)

    When I click on each folder icon, this is what I see on the right side of my screen:

    Eaxample:

    .cpanel

    Delete this folder and all files under it
    Rename this folder
    Change Permissions
    Move this folder
    Copy this folder

    Thread Starter noelskitchen

    (@noelskitchen)

    It’s fixed. My theme designer fixed it for me. Thanks for your help.

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