wp-admin blank screen WordPress
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I just uploaded a new wordpress website and everything seems to work fine. However, when I try to access wp-admin I simply get a blank screen.
Has anyone experienced this? What is going on?
Thanks. :)
Answers (7)
Rashad Aliyev answers:
Check your plugins. That's conflicted. Rename your plugins directory and reopen your site wp-admin.
Bill Johnson comments:
I have discovered the plugin causing the problem. Obviously it was the one I made. How can I fix my plugin from causing this?
Rashad Aliyev comments:
Login to your FTP (host) and rename your plugin folder. Then automatically it'll repaired. If still not, then contact with me.
best regards,
Bill Johnson comments:
I already did that. Once I returned my plugin... the error persisted.
Bill Johnson comments:
I really just want to know why a plugin would cause this to happen? For future reference when I make plugins.
Rashad Aliyev comments:
Then upload your wp-admin to your directory. It's completely solving. Yes plugin can made a problem with your functions or etc. best regards,
Oleg Butuzov answers:
put in wp-config.php
define("WP_DEBUG", true);
seams you have somewhere fatal error.
you also can delete all plugins (or back up it) and put default theme (backup your's)
this steps wil help you to fix your issue
Svilen Popov answers:
- deactivating all plugins to see if this resolves the problem? If this works, re-activate the plugins one by one until you find the problematic plugin(s).
- switching to the default theme to rule out any theme-related problems?
- resetting the plugins folder by FTP or phpMyAdmin?
- re-uploading the all files and folders - except the wp-content folder and your wp-config.php file - from a fresh download of WordPress?
- repairing your database?
Agent Wordpress answers:
Check this and the comments below the post,
[[LINK href="http://www.hacktrix.com/fixing-the-blank-page-problem-after-wordpress-27-upgrade"]]http://www.hacktrix.com/fixing-the-blank-page-problem-after-wordpress-27-upgrade[[/LINK]]
Paul Sanduleac answers:
Check your plugins. Deactivate them one by one and see which one's the problem. Also try checking your theme's functions.php file: make sure there are no blank lines between php sequences. Example of how it should not be:
<?php CODE HERE ?>
<?php SOME OTHER CODE HERE ?>
Bill Hunt answers:
As the others posted, you've obviously got a Fatal error of some sort. The suggestion above to turn debugging on is a great suggestion.
In general, if you're writing your own plugins, you should always work with debugging on, and test on a variety of systems, since no two servers are exactly the same, and a million different things can cause this. Pay special attention to older versions of PHP - I spent weeks hunting down a lambda function issue that wasn't supported in PHP 5.2. Always code for the lowest common denominator if you're making public packages. ;)