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If you visit Noobpreneur.com today, you might not be able to see anything displayed.
That’s because the blog has been experiencing problems with the Wordpress plugin upgrades.
With the upgrades, I hope for Noobpreneur.com to be more bug-free and secure. Unfortunately, the good things in mind result in a blank page and a big question mark.
What’s so special with the problem that make Noobpreneur.com displayed a blank page for the whole day?
Because the last time I did the check-up, everything is okay. I suspect that after the Noobpreneur.com’s server cleared its cache, the problem arose. Added with the fact that I went traveling with my family, Noobpreneur.com is having its own vacation for a day :)
I still look into the problems, and I found out that two of the problems come from Noobpreneur.com contact form upgrade and the most viewed plugin that displayed Noobpreneur.com Top 10 most visited blog posts.
Disabling them finally solves the problem - at last. Perhaps compatibility issues with the other plugins? I’m actually not sure, but I’ll find out somehow :)
So, in the mean time, the contact form is replaced with other (supposedly better?) plugin, and the most viewed plugin is still quarantined.
I’m not that qualified as a techie, so I can’t (and don’t have the guts) to tweak the plugins’ code.
I apologise for any inconvenience caused, hopefully this won’t happen again in the future :)
Ivan Widjaya
Wordpress plugin compatibility investigator
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Alan 10.29.08 at 6:02 pm
I was a bit scared to run the upgrade for my blog as im not really that good at it all just yet…. And after reading this post. Im def to scared to do it myself now!
I think ill need to get someone with a bit more techie savvy :-)
Noobpreneur 10.29.08 at 10:13 pm
Alan,
The WP upgrade itself is pretty smooth, simple and problem-free, but you need to be careful with the WP plugins… some of them conflicts with the others.
Yes, hiring a techie is better if you want a sure-thing :D