Update trouble in 1.1.3

Hi

In Fluida 1.13 the main.php is broken.

Can you FTP to your site? If so, locate that “main.php”, edit the text file, scroll to the endof the file and add the last lines:

<script type="text/javascript">
var reset_confirmation = '<?php echo esc_html( __( 'Reset Fluida Settings to Defaults?', 'fluida' ) ); ?>';
</script> <?php
} // fluida_page_fn()

or

Take the main.php from V. 1.1.2

Best regards, simon

Hey SysAdmin

Please take down 1.1.3 until it is fixed. Some many users will be left with a broken site.

Thanks, simon

Btw Simon thanks for that code! It worked!

I just updated Fluida, and I can no longer log into my site. What am I supposed to do?!

No, sorry, I am definitely not a tech person. I saw the previous post, but I don’t understand what I’m supposed to do with that.

The only way I know to log in is through WordPress or my hosting site (BlueHost), and unfortunately I don’t know any IT pros :-(. I have a plan that backs up my site, do you know if I would be able to restore it to the previous version that way?

you can mail me at simon.kaiser.in.china@gmail.com (don’t worry, I’m not in China anymore).

these are my last lines in main.php:

<div id=”fluida-news” class=”postbox news” >
<h3 class=”hndle”><?php _e( ‘Theme Updates’, ‘fluida’ ); ?></h3>
<div class=”panel-wrap inside”>
</div><!– inside –>
</div><!– news –>

</div><!– righty –>
</div> <!– wrap –>

<script type=”text/javascript”>
var reset_confirmation = ‘<?php echo esc_html( __( ‘Reset Fluida Settings to Defaults?’, ‘fluida’ ) ); ?>’;
</script> <?php
} // fluida_page_fn()

Sorry about this. A broken file (due to an incomplete file transfer) managed to sneak through in the 1.1.3 update archive.
We’ve already released 1.1.4 to correct this. If you haven’t updated or restored an older version to recover the site, you can now update to 1.1.4.

If your site is still malfunctioning due to the 1.1.3 update, unfortunately the fix isn’t too simple: you’ll need to get into WordPress’ folder/file structure (using the hosting account’s file manager or a FTP client), look for the fluida folder in wp-content/themes/ and rename (or delete) it.
This will make WordPress switch to the default theme, restoring the whole site to working order. Now you can reinstall Fluida (the settings are kept).

If you’re comfortable with file management, uploading fluida/admin/main.php from 1.1.4 over the one present in your site will suffice.

PS: I’ve separated this discussion as the original thread is unrelated.

me too!!