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It was done through the control panel’s add new plugin feature. It would only select the entire compressed folder before extraction. After extracting it, I used an FTP program to place it where it belonged, …/wp-content/plugins/subscribe2.

I figured out why the fatal error came up. I uploaded the compressed folder in it’s entirety, not the subdirectory, subscribe2, which had the correct php file in it.

ok, i’m activated now. I uploaded the HTML php file into the subscribe2 plugin folder. Now lets just change a few settings and I should be off, right.

I bought HTML version, will it recognize that I did on the install.

check that, the subscribe2 folder under the plugin directory.

I installed it by uploading the zip file. I did notice that subscribe2.php was missing too in the error message. Do I need to install a separate php file for subscribe2? Now to delete using the FTP software, just delete the plugin folder. I could also use the file manager through my host, right.

this is the fatal error that I’m talking about. I forgot how to recreate it until I tried activating it again.

After trying to activate the plugin, I received this,

Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.

Warning: main(/blog/wp-content/plugins/subscribe2.php_/include/buttonsnap.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /blog/wp-content/plugins/subscribe2.php_/subscribe2.php on line 56

Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required ‘/blog/wp-content/plugins/subscribe2.php_/include/buttonsnap.php’ (include_path=’.:/include:/usr/lib/php’) in /blog/wp-content/plugins/subscribe2.php_/subscribe2.php on line 56

Matt,

Unfortunately, it still does not work. WP is up to date and my update manually says that i have the most recent update. A manual upgrade seems plausible now.

Matt, no I can’t tell you the exact fatal error, it was about a month ago. I wish I could remember. Wouldn’t I get info from my scripts log file? I called my provider but they did not have a backup as far as I needed so I just deleted the plugin and reinstalled it.

Maybe not so false because I now can’t manually install my subscribe2 plugin. It comes up with a fatal error. 3.1.3 is running though.

still accumulating after upgrading to version 3.1.3

Done, Thank you e. I was a bit leery on updating it again but you posted what my next question was, is there a special way to update it.

It’s fixed, all I did was call my webhost and have them recover a snapshot of before I upgraded to 3.1.3.

Now I can’t post posts or pages.