Updating Plugins Takes me To 404 Page
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Hello all,
I have run into a problem on one of my sites where when I try to update the plugins or themes, I get taken to a 404 page. I haven’t altered any files lately and every time I try and deactivate plugins to see if that’s causing it, it takes me right back to a 404 page.
How can I narrow down what’s causing this and fix it. I am not even able to reinstall the version of WordPress.
Thanks in advance.
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Can you replicate the problem using the default Twenty Twelve theme with all plugins deactivated?
Just switched to Twenty Twelve and deactivated all plugins. Once that was done, I tried deleting a plugin I haven’t used in a while and it 404’d on me again.
Site url?
I appreciate your help!
Can we see the site using the default Twenty Twelve theme with all plugins deactivated?
Done.
Try re-uploading all files & folders – except the wp-content folder – from a fresh download of WordPress. Make sure that you delete the old copies of files & folder before uploading the new ones.
I would hate to lose any customization that I’ve made on the site. What is the most specific way to do this without ruining anything?
This is the message I get on the 404 page when trying to delete a plugin:
Found 0 search results for keyword: follow me.php&plugin status=all&paged=1&s& wpnonce=9442f316f9
Re-uploading core files will not impact in any theme changes or plugins,
Did a full reinstall of everything but the WP-Content folder and I am still having the issue.
What is in your root.htaccess file?
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See the BPS Help and FAQ page for # detailed instructions on how to do this. If your Theme 404 template is named # 404.php then you can uncomment the 404 line below now. If your 404 template is # named some other file name then change 404.php to the name of your 404 template # name and uncomment the 404 line of code below. # ErrorDocument 403 /forbidden.html # ErrorDocument 404 /404.php # Plugin conflicts will be handled case by case # You can leave the plugin fixes code intact just in case you install one of these plugins # at a later time. Thousands of lines of htaccess code can be read in milliseconds # so leaving the code intact does not slow down your website performance at all. # Thousands of plugins have been tested with BPS and the plugin conflict fixes # contained in this BPS master file are permanent fixes for conflicts found with # these plugins. 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