Bradog

Yea, I got it figured out. Apparently, there are a few different reasons for this happening. In my case, it was a pretty easy fix. My host (bluehost) had changed their PHP config from 5.2 to 5.4. I’m not really versed on this, but that was the only thing that had changed. So, I just reverted it back to 5.2, updated everything on WP, then went back to 5.4. After that, it was fine. From what I’ve read though, its usually the add-ons on you wp-admin. They say to disable those first, then one by one go through them to see what the problem is. Hopefully that helps. good luck

Alright, my temporary fix was actually permanent. After reverting to php5.2, I went into my admin and updated everything (plugins, wp, etc). Then I reverted back to the newer php5.4 through bluehost. That’s it.

Ok, so I kinda resolved this (if only temporary). My host did an upgrade from php5.2 to php5.4 recently. So, I changed it back to 5.2 to see if it did anything…..boom….I can see my admin. So, I guess I just need to update my plugins, right? I don’t really know the difference between the 2.

Thanks for the response. I’m pretty ignorant with this stuff, so bear with me. Do I need to back up my theme and whatnot or is that not in the same folder?

Also, is there a way to change the content on the website using the files through my host (not wp-admin). I Want to get the issue in WordPress fixed, but in the meantime I really need a couple paragraphs fixed on the website. Thanks

Also, I did however make a change last week and this is the first time I’ve tried logging back on. I use this “all in one SEO” something or other and I changed one of the website “page tabs?” to a different subject. Not sure if its pertinent, but thought I’d mention it. Thanks