Ashraf Uddin
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Hi @marcusdeman,
We acknowledge the issue and have renamed it to a shorter version to avoid stretching the plugin screen. Thanks for pointing it out.
Best regards,
AshrafHi @marcusdeman ,
Thank you for your feedback. The support information has already been updated, and we’ll make sure to keep it current moving forward. I truly appreciate your patience and understanding.
Best regards,
AshrafHi @rsiero ,
Thank you for your message. We noticed your support ticket now, but the refund for your Lemon Squeezy purchase was already processed about 2 months ago. That’s why your license shows as invalid.
We’re closing this ticket now since the issue has already been resolved. If you have any further questions, please feel free to reach us at [email protected]
.Best regards,
WP Wand TeamHi @marcusdeman ,
Apologies for the late response — I just noticed your message. WP Wand is not abandonware; it’s still maintained. If you’re facing any issue, please reach out to us via our support email at [email protected]
, and we’ll be glad to assist you directly.Thank you for your patience.
Best regards,
AshrafForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: fatal errorIt seems to be related to the compatibility issue with the Tribe Events Pro plugin. To resolve this, you can deactivate the plugin or try the following steps:
- Access your website’s files using FTP or a file manager provided by your hosting provider.
- Navigate to the path:
/wp-content/plugins/events-calendar-pro/. - Locate the file named
Advanced_List_Widget.php. - Open the file and go to line 19.
- Verify that the declaration of the
Tribe__Events__Pro__Advanced_List_Widgetclass constructor matches the expected parameters of theWidget_Interfaceconstructor. You may need to compare it with a clean or updated version of the plugin to ensure compatibility. - Make the necessary adjustments to ensure the constructor is compatible.
- Save the changes and upload the modified file back to your website, overwriting the existing file.
- Clear any caching mechanisms or plugins you may have activated.
- Attempt to access your website and check if the error has been resolved.
If the error persists or you require further assistance, I recommend reaching out to the plugin’s support team or posting a detailed inquiry on the WordPress.org support forum. They will be able to provide you with more specific guidance tailored to your situation.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can not access my website after modify URLsNo worries! You can fix the link by accessing the wp-options table in your MySQL database. From there, you can update the URL and resolve the issue. You can follow these steps:
- Access your hosting account or use a tool like phpMyAdmin to manage your database.
- Locate and select the database associated with your WordPress site.
- Find the wp-options table within the database and click on it to open.
- Look for the rows with the option_name column values “siteurl” and “home”. These store the URLs of your website.
- Edit the option_value of both rows and update them to the correct URL.
- Save the changes.
Thanks.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Migrated site not working properlySorry to hear about the issues you’re facing after migrating your site. It’s frustrating when plugin installation and outdated version errors occur. It’s worth reaching out to Hostinger support to investigate why the plugin installations are still referencing your old host’s name. They should be able to provide guidance and assistance in resolving the issue. Hopefully, they can help you with the necessary changes and ensure a smooth transition to your new hosting provider.