• Resolved Michael

    (@apucious)


    I upgraded to the most recent version of WordPress, but afterword when I logged into the wp-admin page I got a blank page. So I decided to revert back to the backup that I created on my server before the upgrade. Now I get a 404 Not Found error on the wp-admin page.

    What do I need to do to fix all of this and get back into my dashboard?

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  • Did you deactivate all plugins before upgrading? When you say that you reverted to a backup on your server, was this just a database backup? Or did you downgrade to 2.7?

    Thread Starter Michael

    (@apucious)

    It was just a database backup. I’m able to get back to my dashboard now and am going to try upgrading again, but will deactivate all my plugins before installing this time. Is there anything else I need to do beforehand?

    Not if you have a recent backup and haven’t customised the default theme. Your problem last time was almost certainly an incompatible plugin, so be very careful when re-activating your plugins post-upgrade. Reactivate them one by one and be prepared for problems at some point. When that does happen, you should know which plugin is at fault (the last one activated), so if you can’t access the Admin area, FTP into wp-content/plugins and rename (or delete) that plugin folder. That should remove the problem and give you access again.

    Thread Starter Michael

    (@apucious)

    Thanks a lot. I do have a customized theme template for my blog. Do I need to deactivate that as well?

    It might be an idea to switch to the default theme during the upgrade just in case there’s a problem with your current theme.

    Thread Starter Michael

    (@apucious)

    Fixed! Thanks a lot for your help. No issues with the custom template it turns out. The problem was with the Google analytics plug-in.

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