Yesterday I added a plugin to cache my pages so it would load faster because Google said my blog was loading slow. Apparently I didn’t have the right php for the plugin to work. So when I tried to check my plugin list and delete it, it wouldn’t let me in.

It said there was a fatal error and I almost panicked till I remembered something I had read on that plugin so I went to my C panel at Bluehost and clicked on the  PHP Configuration and switched that to PHP5 (FastCGI) and tried to get in again still it gave me the fatal error.

Okay, then I panicked wondering what the heck I was suppose to do, was I suppose to contact my server? I made myself calm down and remembered I had a problem like this last year and tried to remember what I did.

The answer was so simple, all I had to do was start up my FTP program and go in and just delete that plugin, but then I couldn’t log in because Bluehost had made me change my password awhile back and I forgot to change that in my FTP  program.

Yes, I did start to panic again, I’m fricking mature and yesterday I felt senile because it took me so long to remember about that stupid password change. Since  my browser stored my password for Bluehost when I changed it I forgot to write it down at any rate they sent me my password and I got it fixed.

Why am I rambling on? Just thought other users that use FTP and have a blog they mess up with a plug-in can easily fix the problem instead of panicking by going in with their FTP, find the file and delete it and problem solved except I’m still slow, oh well thanks for your time.

Tags: Bluehost, fatal error, ftp program, plugin