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No. I’m using WPEngine I’ve disabled it while testing and even after purging cache via their tool, the issue persists.

I’m having the same issue. I changed the password once, and now I have to enter in both passwords to get through.

Oops. Accidentally set this to resolved by mistake. Got confused for a sec…

Thank goodness for backups right?

Glad to hear you fixed it!

No problem. I had a very similar install issue on godaddy.

Thanks for clarifying. Sounds like the update didn’t finish completely. Luckily your site is still functional.

Check with your host and see if they can help you with that PHP memory limit. And make sure everything is backed up of course before trying to update again.

You may have to contact your host regarding the PHP memory limit.

What kind of issues are you having in the Dashboard admin area?

When you say you tried updating the database and it updated, where exactly in the admin area are you doing this? In the WordPress updater? That part isn’t clear to me.

What group does your WP files belong to?

I replied to your other post and you marked it resolved. Please read it. Try not to create new posts with the same topic.

Could you provide a link to the site in question?

My experience with Contact Form 7 is that you have to build a form in the WP Dashboard first. The button is labeled “Contact”.

Once your form is built, you use the short-code assigned to the form and drop it into your page’s content.

I believe that “Add Contact Form” button is JetPack’s contact form feature and unrelated to Contact Form 7.

It sounds like you don’t have enough memory for PHP to execute the update. To increase memory allocated to PHP see: Increasing Memory Allocated to PHP.

I don’t know what this means for your install… can you link to the site to see what kind of error is coming up?

Check out the codex article on Common WordPress Errors. Specifically Maintenance Mode Following Upgrade and PHP Errors.

Oh and this is for the current active tab:

ul.menu li.current_page_item a {
background-color:[your-color-here];
}

Here is the CSS for those tabs:

ul.menu li a{
background-color:[your-color-here];
}

Wait, when you say it was connected to your mobile app, do you mean the WordPress app for mobile or something else? I can see the site fine. Is this an admin dashboard only thing?

It could be a number of things. Check out this article, it may help you: How to Fix the Internal Server Error in WordPress

Another thing you might want to try is this plugin, Contact Form 7 to Database Extension. Rather than emailing the form data, it stores it in a database table that you can view from the dashboard.