David Donnelly

I am having the same problem.

Do you have cpanel where your hosing your site?

If so phpMYAdmin will be near the bottom of the page.

Click on it then go to the database that was made when you set up WordPress and click on it.

You’ll find the wp_user table closer to the bottom as the tables are alphabetical.

One option is to:

Delete this plugin wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo using Cpanel, filezilla or other ftp manager.

The theme should show up. If a different plugin error apperas delete it until you get the theme to show up. When you add back the plugins the database will still have options you had set.

Have you tried the “Lost Password” from wp-login.php

It should send the password to the email account you set it up with.

If you don’t remember the email address then you can find it along with the user name from phpMYAdmin on the _user tables

Hope this helps

If you want to delete the database records you’ll need to manually within phpMYAdmin.

1. Backup your database first in case you make any errors.

2. Select your main database

3. click on wp_blogs table and it will open

4. Select blogs you want to delete and individually or tick the box on the far right and delete from the bottom option. You’ll be given a screen to OK the action or cancel.

I’m sure you wanted to know how to do it automatically. Sorry, I don’t know of any.

You may want to clear your “overhead” which is the far right column while you doing database maintenance.

1. With the main database selected selected all table from the bottom left side of the tables list.

2. Select “Optimize table” from the drop down.

Wait for it to finish then check tables and see there all there and you didn’t select delete instead of Optimize. LOL I admit I did that once while in a hurry.

Remember fist step, BACK UP DATABASE

Sending email to support @ ovirium.com

Slushman, I should have added more details

The plugin worked fine for my profile as superadmin when it was network activated. I also use pro-sites which may be interfering with your plugin.

When another user tries to use it I does white screen his primary domain admin dashborad. I found the table I needed to delete to allow the user of the access back to his admin Dashboard. I found it on his database on options.