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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Advanced Custom Fields (ACF®)] Fatal error with get_field()Much more useful to post the answer to the question, even if you came to it by yourself, so that others in the same situation can use it
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Advanced Custom Fields (ACF®)] Vulnerability in version 5.7.7?excellent, thanks
@ipalomo You can delete the plugin folder from
wp-content/pluginsvia FTP, or you can access the database (take a backup before anything else), go to thewp_optionstable and find the row withoption_nameofactive_plugins– delete everything in this row’soption_value– this will turn off all the plugins on the site, which will allow you to access/wp-adminagain. There you can reactivate everything else and install the latest update forMailChimp for WordPress, which has fixed the issue.Danny’s reply above outlines how to get the site back up:
If you’re still having the issue, please go into your /wp-content/plugins/ folder and delete or rename the mailchimp-for-wp directory to get your website back-up. You can then re-install the latest version again.
That needs to be done through FTP, or via your hosting control panel, if you have access
Do you see the error on the front-end of the site too?
PHP version is not handled within WordPress – it’s at the hosting level that you need to change this.
Thanks for the prompt response! That’s sorted it.
Yeah unfortunately we don’t host the client’s site, but will be making the recommendation to update to PHP 7.2.
Cheers!