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Create White Screen When Installed – Breaks WordPress

AddFunc Adaptive Content · support · 2016-12-03T04:28:00+00:00

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Greyleg unresolved

Hi, Thank you for making the plugin. When the plugin as activated it made WordPress show white screen. Back end also became inaccessible. Had to delete the plugin folder using Cpanel File Manager. Now I am back to using WP Mobile Detect. Wanted to let you know, may be you want to look into it. Thank you. Thanks for letting me know. I’d have to see what other plugins you had active at the time you tried this. Also, which versions. If that’s something you can provide (or any amount of it that you can provide) then I can look into it. Otherwise, I can only speculate. Did you have WP Mobile Detect active at the same time? That might have caused it.

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Summary: Create White Screen When Installed – Breaks WordPress: users show setup pain that may indicate a product gap.

Evidence quote: Create White Screen When Installed – Breaks WordPress Hi, Thank you for making the plugin.

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AddFunc Adaptive Content

50 active installs · 3.1K downloads · rating 100.0

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Joe Rhoney 2017-01-13T18:09:00+00:00

Thanks for letting me know. I’d have to see what other plugins you had active at the time you tried this. Also, which versions. If that’s something you can provide (or any amount of it that you can provide) then I can look into it. Otherwise, I can only speculate. Did you have WP Mobile Detect active at the same time? That might have caused it.