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After removing the plugins I didn’t need, the issue remaining with the plugin I do need is this:

When I delete the plugin and re-install it, it retrieves my old settings. I want it to be completely blank, as I think this will clear up the problem (because the same plugin works on my subdomain just fine). How do I clear all old settings from WordPress to ensure a brand new install when I re-upload it?

[ No bumping please. ]

That’s okay!

Yes I have problem(s) X when plugin A is active, problems Y when plugin B is active, etc.

No, I activated & tested the plugins one-by-one, but I didn’t activate them again in pairs in this “plugin dance” idea you pitched.

But so how would I recognize a plugin conflict if the same fault exists whether it’s the sole activated plugin, or when all the plugins are activated?

So with 13 plugins, I should test the plugin with the others one-by-one? How would I recognize a conflict if the same fault exists both when it’s the sole activated plugin, and when all the plugins are activated?

My hosting company 1and1 found no error logs when I called them 2 weeks ago.

I fairly sure that it works on my theme (same theme on both sites). I also tried activating only that plugin and no other plugins, but the problem remains, so I’m not sure about plugin conflicts.

I’m thinking this could be, the first plugin when activated, makes unrelated and unconnected preview pages go like how I described above. I don’t know how a plugin can do that though.

But I’m still scratching my head as to why plugin #2 works on my subdomain. They are both updated to the latest version. I’ll contact them but if it works on my subdomain then I’m thinking it might be something other than the plugin.

So, one plugin causes my all my preview pages to be blank with the URL:

https://www.website.com/wp-admin/post.php

instead of

https://www.website.com/?preview=true&preview_id=582&preview_nonce=f0ce2c44c7

Another plugin doesn’t upload images within it. This plugin is also installed on a subdomain but with no such problems.

A third plugin just doesn’t load anymore even though the work already done by it, is still there on the front end.

I don’t need the first & third plugins so I’m deactivating them, but I still don’t know whether this is the fault of the plugins or WP or hosting.

The 2nd plugin I need, it works on my subdomain which is confusing.

What do you make of this new information?

No I didn’t have to pay them.

I will go through the plugins again one-by-one, I do see that when I set certain plugin induced pages as my homepage, issues such as blank screens in the previews in the backend pop up.

In the meantime, I recontacted my hosting company 1and1, they said they will get back to me in 24-48 hours about if they find anything on their end. They’re shared hosting so I don’t know if that could produce problems, but we’ll see.

I’ll let you know in a bit. Thanks ??

Hi, thanks for your help and sorry for the gap in response, I had hired 2 separate people from Fiverr.com to fix this, but they couldn’t. I’m left at where I was.

They both separately tried re-uploading all the WordPress files, but the issue still remains. What else can I do?

Well?

Weirdly, the blank pages cleared up own their own a few days ago (nothing I did I’m sure), and I’m left with the plugins being glitchy & not being able to insert photos onto the frontend.

I’ve just tried changing the wp-config.php file, and I started getting these on all the pages, front & backend:

Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in /homepages/16/d424488600/htdocs/LifeWarriorAcademy/wordpress/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 853

Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in /homepages/16/d424488600/htdocs/LifeWarriorAcademy/wordpress/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 871

Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in /homepages/16/d424488600/htdocs/LifeWarriorAcademy/wordpress/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 853

Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in /homepages/16/d424488600/htdocs/LifeWarriorAcademy/wordpress/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 871

So I’ve changed it back.

I’m afraid that debugging Javascript is beyond me but my hunch is that this isn’t the issue because I can deduct the following:

1) This problem comes up in all 3 main browsers, across different machines and user accounts.
2) I have a subdomain with WordPress installed that isn’t having these issues.

…Does this narrow it down or shed any more light on it?

Does it narrow it down to say that I have a subdomain with WordPress installed that isn’t having any issues?

Yeah, I mean each single plugin is having the errors they were having since 3.9.1, even if they’re the only plugins activated and the rest deactivated.

I’ve just got off the phone to my hosting company and they saw nothing in their error logs… What now?

I went to TwentyFourteen theme, and I’ve just tried the plugins one by one and the plugin glitches crop up even when I’m testing on a single activated plugin… What’s going on?

I’ve just finished doing that and when I came back and reactivated the plugins, I’m still getting the same problems again… Now what?