Forum Replies Created

Viewing 2 replies - 1 through 2 (of 2 total)
  • Thread Starter MCoale

    (@mcoale)

    @darsen as casuallyglam mentioned, do a full backup if possible. I was personally unable to access my dashboard/backend, so I manually downloaded my whole wp site to my local hard-drive. This may have been overkill, but I found it necessary, as I didn’t want to lose everything.
    After that, I manually copied the 4.2 files, overwriting the site. Doing this didn’t affect any posts or data on my site.
    NOTE: try to only copy the contents of the folder where you’re getting the error messages for first, then branch out.

    All the content should already be saved to a database on your server, so you should be fine doing this, however, as I mentioned, it’s wise to backup first! Hope this helps.

    Thread Starter MCoale

    (@mcoale)

    I got it to work. Here’s how I fixed it:
    1. Download WordPress 4.2
    2. Login via FTP
    3. Upload/contents of WordPress 4.2 to my server (Overwriting pre-existing files)
    4. Viola!

    Hope this fix works for others!

    Thanks for the responses guys!

Viewing 2 replies - 1 through 2 (of 2 total)