gsakala9753

I had the same problem. Turn out is wasn’t any plugins. I deactivated all plugins and still could not drag and drop widgets. I upgraded by theme (Thesis) to version 1.6 and voila problem solved. Currently running WP 2.85 and Thesis 1.6.

@worldview

If you deactivate the wp stats plugin and reactivate it should ask for your api key and them offer you the option to combine or start new

From Andy
What happened: your blog re-registered at WordPress.com with something different about it (maybe the path?), causing the duplicate entry to be added to your WordPress.com account.

That is only a guess because none of you have provided your blog URL, which I need in order to find your records in the database.

You may fix it by deleting your stats options:

DELETE FROM wp_options WHERE option_name = ‘stats_options’

and then installing and activating the newest version of Stats. In 1.3 I added an option to let you associate your blog with a pre-existing record in the WordPress.com database.

Alternatively, if you are comfortable editing a serialized PHP array you can manually correct the blog_id in your stats_options. The correct blog_id can be found in the URL of the global dashboard page where you view your stats.

@andy
I deleted a wordpress.com blog digitalhomes.wordpress.com and I also removed access to my self hosted blog https://www.ranchocordovapost.com and I also removed stats from citylif.com.

Now my self hosted blog will not associate with it’s original stats for https://www.ranchocordovapost.com. I’ve tried deactivating and reactivating the plugin and adding back the API key from my wordpress.com account. When asked to enter api key and replace an existing blog I only have the option for https://www.ranchocordovapost.com and when I select that I get stats for citylif.com.

Where can I fix this?