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I had this problem, I was using the ‘One Click Plugin Updater Mod’ rather than FTP. I tried FTP and the error went away and all is working.

Next Gen is a large plugin so it’s best to FTP it up and check the log file to make sure all went up ok, don’t use a plugin installer for this one.

I had this problem with a blog, I managed to fix it.

I installed on a server which I ran many other wordpress blogs, all 2.6.3.

I tried all the different fixes and none worked for me.

I switched my PHP version 5 to version 4 in the settings, in my webserver control panel.

This seemed to help, the wordpress install screen loaded but I also got a new error message at the bottom. Which I used this to fix before I continued; link

I hope this helps someone.

Thanks

Just ‘Add a link’ as normal. Go to ‘Write’, ‘Link’ , name the link and put the address as /wp-admin/ this will work. The new link will appear with other links.

Or If you wanted the login link out of the way, just add a link to the footer.php file, maybe next to the other writing down there. The link code would look like this:

<a href="/wp-admin/">Login</a>