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I am having the same issue. Let me know what you need. I can’t leave your plugin active because my customer will nut up, but it does mess with a lot of styling on the page. I can change it temporarily and create a backup with BackupBuddy. Can you use that?

Flamenco, I wanted to post one more time to validate your experience. I did get my upgrade to php 5.3 and I was able to flawlessly activate the plugin. Cheers to you and thanks for your input while we figured this out. ??

Inafin, just a tip that I have used. if I have a plugin that crashed everything, I simply rename my plugins folder to something like plugins_ or plugins-old, then create a new plugins folder. That will almost always bring your site back up, then you can copy and paste plugins back into the new plugins folder one at a time until you figure out which one is messing your site up. Just maybe a marginally easier thing then going into the database and deactivating them . . . but I thought I would share.

I am on chat with hostgator right now and they are getting me bumped up too. Thanks for the info! Shame they don’t mention that as a requirement on their page(s). Thanks Flamenco!

thanks for the tip on backup buddy – it just doesn’t help me in this situation as I am installing demo data as it’s provided from the theme developer, but thanks anyway.

I guess I’m going to request a bump to 5.3.2 (I think). anyway, please post back if you are successful with the upgrade. I will do the same. ??

I did some more “googling” after submitting this. Some similar errors were triggered by old php versions. I am using 5.2, but I can upgrade if that is the case. I just don’t want to make that change until I know that’s what the problem is. I hope we get a response soon.

Thanks in advance!

thanks so much. I guess I was thinking too hard. Didn’t see that in the settings. I hope this helps someone else in the future.