• Resolved awoisoak

    (@awoisoak)


    I just update the Customify plugin and my whole WordPress was down.
    I think you might have forgotten to remove one of the lines from the plugin_config file.

    In case someone else experience the same problem. I was able to solve it by:

    1) Disable the plugin (just change the name of the $HOME/public_html/wp_content/plugins/customify folder)

    2)Edit this file
    $HOME/public_html/wp_content/plugins/customify/plugin_config.php
    commenting the next line:
    // Load our mock customizer section
    // @todo Remove this at some point.
    //require_once $basepath . ‘mock_style_manager_config.php’;

    Not sure if that will be good enough, but as a temporary workaround seems to work

    • This topic was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by awoisoak.
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  • Thx for sharing. My website was also down after the update.
    I’ll try your fix but I hope this will be soon resolved in a new update.

    Yes, the fix seems to be working for now.

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by PC1271. Reason: tried the fix
    Thread Starter awoisoak

    (@awoisoak)

    I forgot to comment that they released a new version of the plugin and that seems to work again, you might wanna check it up.

    Plugin Author pixelgrade

    (@pixelgrade)

    This was fixed shortly after. It was a SVN mistake on our end.

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