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| - | You may have a plugin that is preventing wordpress from functioning correctly. It possible to disable a wordpress plugin by logging into phpmyadmin, selecting your wordpress table, which is usually your username followed by _wp1. | + | You may have a plugin that is preventing wordpress from functioning correctly. |
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| + | ==== PHPMyAdmin Method ==== | ||
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| + | It possible to disable a wordpress plugin by logging into phpmyadmin, selecting your wordpress table, which is usually your username followed by _wp1. | ||
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| - | **Before going any further you should back up your database before you try to edit it.** | + | < |
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| This will disable all active plugins, but will not delete or modify them. | This will disable all active plugins, but will not delete or modify them. | ||
| - | ==== If you don't have phpmyadmin | + | ==== Command Line Method |
| You can also run a query through the command line. | You can also run a query through the command line. | ||
