Post Upgrade stuck on maintenance mode

[aresgolf]

After upgrading the theme it is stuck on maintenance mode. It sometimes comes on maintenance and sometimes doesn’t. This is the screen I get:

http://shop.weaverandloom.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Picture-9.png

[aresgolf]

P.S. I’ve tried reinstalling the wordpress files and the theme files… no results. The maintenance mode shows up on Safari every time, and on Firefox sometimes.

[matt5834]

I’m having the same issue.

Desperate for some help. I’ve tried all of the fixes recommend on WordPress forums. It’s definitely a conflict with the theme…

Thank you
Matt

[Melanie – SUPPORT]

Can you switch all your plugins off and see if that helps?
Can you let us know your website URL and login details so we can check it out? Thanks!

[matt5834]

Hi Melanie-
I did everything possible that normal fixes this problem. I went so far as create a new database from an older version of my site. In addition I reinstalled WordPress and downloaded Flexform several times. Spent many hours on phone with Bluehost rep. At one point I had my site stripped down to no plugins. I deleted my plugins folder entirely. When doing that I uploaded an old version of Flexform 1.0.2 and that worked fine, as did any other theme. Version 1.5 would still send my site to the Maintenance mode error. The only thing that worked was deleting the below code from the functions.php files. site url is: yciw.net I’ll post a private reply with the log in details if you’d like to check it out.

function sf_maintenance_mode() {

$options = get_option(‘sf_flexform_options’);
$custom_logo = $custom_logo_output = $maintenance_mode = “”;
if (isset($options[‘custom_admin_login_logo’])) {
$custom_logo = $options[‘custom_admin_login_logo’];
}
if ($custom_logo) {
$custom_logo_output = ‘‘;
} else {
$custom_logo_output = ‘‘;
}

if (isset($options[‘enable_maintenance’])) {
$maintenance_mode = $options[‘enable_maintenance’];
} else {
$maintenance_mode = false;
}

if ($maintenance_mode) {

if ( !current_user_can( ‘edit_themes’ ) || !is_user_logged_in() ) {
wp_die($custom_logo_output . ‘<p style=”text-align:center”>We are currently in maintenance mode, please check back shortly.</p>’);
}

}
}
add_action(‘get_header’, ‘sf_maintenance_mode’);

[matt5834]

This reply has been marked as private.

[Melanie – SUPPORT]

Hi Matt, thank you for the login details!
Just to clarify, your problem is with the flexform theme, not neighborhood?
I will forward this to the developer of the theme.
Glad you found a way to make it work for now!

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[Swift Ideas – Ed]

Hi guys,

Just wanted to confirm that you’ve checked the maintenance mode isn’t enabled in Theme Options > General Options?

– Ed

[Melanie – SUPPORT]

Matt the login details you provided are not working for me, please update us on that 🙂

[Twitch]

Solved

[Melanie – SUPPORT]

Fantastic!

[PaulaD]

Hi I have the same issue

My site is stuck in maintenance mode and has been for a while. On firefox and chrome

I have read that you should delete .maintenance file in the root, but I cannot see it, I can see .htacess, but not .maintenance.

I have deleted all the plugins and that has not solved it??

My site is in draft at http://www.moroccanberbercarpets.com/

UN: admin
Pw: admin2014

hope you can suggest what to do.

Thanks

Paula

[Swift Ideas – Ed]

Hi @Paula,

Check Theme Options > General, and check that you don’t have Maintenance Mode enabled there?

– Ed

[PaulaD]

? Now it has done the same in safari and the wp-admin login the same so I cannot now get in 🙁

So I cannot crete you a login to look at it

I can still get in via cpanel / ftp access.

Hope you can make another suggestion / help?

Paula

[Mohammad – SUPPORT]

Hi,
Please find .maintenance and delete it at wordpress root installation through FTP software. Hopefully that should work and let me know your feedback.
Thanks