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Did You Get the Membership Site Masterplan? - DailyBlogTips |
| Did You Get the Membership Site Masterplan? Posted: 20 Oct 2009 04:21 AM PDT
The best way to get an idea of what the program is about, however, is by downloading his free report called Membership Site Masterplan. The report has 72 pages of content, and here are some of the topics that you will find inside it:
As you can see, the report is so complete that for many people it will probably be enough to get their membership sites going. The coaching program, on the other hand, is an extra layer for the people who want to have direct access to Yaro as a coach and the support of the member community. Ask Yaro A QuestionI realize that many of you might be interested in joining the coaching program next week, but you might have some questions that you would like to have answered first. If that is the case, feel free to leave a comment below with your question, and I will try to get Yaro to answer it. I might be able to answer to some of the questions as well, since I was one of the first people to go through Yaro’s program and to actually implement it. Original Post: Did You Get the Membership Site Masterplan?  |
| A Plugin Broke Your WordPress Blog? Here Is What To Do Posted: 19 Oct 2009 05:28 AM PDT Most WordPress users had this experience at least once. You find a cool plugin around the web, rush to upload it to your server, activate it, and then when you check the blog to see if its working, bang! The blog crashes and you can’t even load the homepage…. Obviously this is not WordPress’ fault. The crash usually comes from bad code that was used in the plugin itself, or from a conflict that is coming from another plugin already installed on the blog. Either way it is a frustrating experience, and here is what you can do to get out of it. 1. Try to de-activate the plugin The first thing you should try is to de-activate the plugin. Simply try to login into the admin area. If that is working, go the list of plugins and de-active the one you just installed. 2. Rename the plugin via FTP Many times the crash will affect the WordPress admin area as well, so you won’t be able to de-activate it. In those situations you should try to rename the plugin file or folder via FTP. 3. Delete the plugin via FTP If simply renaming the plugin was not enough, try to delete it completely. This will try to stop your WordPress install from loading the buggy code. 4. De-activate all the plugins via PHPMyAdmin Some plugins will alter tables in your WordPress database when you activate them. As a result your blog might keep crashing even after you delete the plugins via FTP. If that is the case, you will need to log into cPanel, and open the PHPMyAdmin interface. Then select the WordPress database, and browse inside the “wp-options” table. Look for the “active_plugins” column, and edit it. Inside the “options_value” field you will find something like this:
These lines represent the active plugins in your blog. Delete them all and save. This should automatically de-activate every plugin. Now check if your blog is live again, and if the admin area is working. They should be. Original Post: A Plugin Broke Your WordPress Blog? Here Is What To Do  |
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