Undergod11

Gotcha…

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/onclick-popup/screenshots/

Seems like your gonna need Webmaster tools for this. Make sure the meta description and all the links go somewhere and have the same exact information. make sure the title is the same the keywords, and everything. Webmaster tools helps cause you can re-submit to index.

Just check each plugin one by one. Deactivating and reactivating. Easiest non-programming method.

Yes just rename the plugin to what it was and then you might have to activate it in the wordpres admin section

Nothing that I know of… and if it was a draft then its pretty much gone if its off the server if your hosts don’t have a backup.

I use this to replace all broken links that have changed. It searches the any old links or anything you want and replaces it throughout the site.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search-and-replace/

Link to your site please.

Use a plugin?

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/register-plus-redux/screenshots/

Next time use the search…..

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/cookie-error-when-logging-in?replies=117

Here is the fix…by niosus

I encountered the same issue and have managed to make it work, and a theory of what could be the issue.

First of all, how to get logged in again. Comment out lines 744-746 in wp-login.php . It should look like this:

// if ( isset($_POST[‘testcookie’]) && empty($_COOKIE[TEST_COOKIE]) )
// $user = new WP_Error(‘test_cookie’, __(“ERROR: Cookies are blocked or not supported by your browser. You must enable cookies to use WordPress.”));
// else
$user = wp_signon(”, $secure_cookie);

This will bypass the check entirely and logs you in.

At first I didn’t understand why it might fail, but then I remembered I am running behind a Varnish cache which filters out all but some select cookies. I haven’t checked, but I am fairly certain that my Varnish setup filters out the WordPress test cookie when it receives the login request (the actual POST with the login data). Is it possible all of you are running behind a proxy which filters cookies?

This is pretty sloppy by the WordPress team. They could also just test the session cookie. If THAT one doesn’t get through, it will fail anyway. Completely breaking when a test cookie is missing should not happen.

I hope this helps…

Very poor explanation. Please explain better.

Oh dang. Never mind me I haven’t played with their service. Do you have access to a terminal at least? or some sort

Just try doing what i said. Google’s crawlers haven’t found your site. It looks like your site was hacked before. Also why are you using default permalinks? change it to Post name

You don’t have ftp access? I’m talking about delete the folder of the plugin not using the back end of wordpress to delete.

There are plguins that backup the database for this issue.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-db-backup/

Do you have teamviewer? I might be able to connect and take a look at the problem from the back end but there are so many possible things to consider why it might not be showing categories. But if it recently stopped showing after a plugin installation then that is probably the issue.