Problems with latest version of Connections

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  • 05/15/2015 at 3:48 pm #334450
    Kylie Enns
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    Hi Steve
    I have been running Connections, Link, Form and Cmap for a few years now with only minimal difficulties. However, once I upgraded the site to WP 4.2.2 (running Elegant Themes Memoir since day 1), every time I try and upgrade/reactivate the Connections plugin, it crashes the full site. I’m assuming that it’s a plugin conflict somewhere along the line, but darned if I know. I tried deactivating all of the plugins running on the site before re-activating Connections to no avail. Any thoughts on this? Do you know of anyone else who reports a similar problem?

    05/15/2015 at 4:19 pm #334451
    Steven Zahm
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    @ Kylie

    Sorry, this is the only report of this that I know of. What version of Connections is installed? If the issue persists with all other plugin deactivated, it is more like some type of conflict with the theme. What that could be, I have know idea.

    Have you checked the PHP error logs? If you do not know where they are, your host should be able to tell you. You could also try enabling WP_DEBUG.

    It could also possibly be a low memory issue. You could try increasing the memory allocated to PHP.

    That’s my best guesses. I’d need admin and FTP access to look deeper.

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