I’m stumped trying to figure out what is wrong! I can create a new project, add a page, add stacks, add F6.7.4 “site styles” & when adding any other F6 stack it crashes! Over & over!
I’ve started up w/ Option key, run disk utility, reboot after each crash, etc, etc. Nothing works…
I don’t know if this may be a clue, but when I upgraded to RW 8.7, there were several old plugins that needed updated… going back to RW3,4,5,6. ((Collage2: Plugin is not codesigned by the developer, PayLoom: Plugin is not codesigned by the developer, Waterfall: Plugin is not codesigned by the developer Would you like to check for updates?))
I also cannot get stacks 4.1.4 plugin to install. I had Stacks 3.x. I get in a loop with “Security & Privacy” permission & this message: “Stacks: Couldn’t obtain plugin principal class”
Another clue: I renamed RW 8(7) to 8.7, now have current files in 2 folders in “Group Containers” directory.
You can download all new plugins (which will automatically pick up your existing license codes) from our site: https://yourhead.com/
But I’d recommend downloading only what you are using right now. You can always go back and install more later. But keep things as simple as you can after a big upgrade.
Well, I’m back to where I was a few days ago… I have followed all the suggestions and have learned a lot. Still not getting stacks 4 to install, but I’m closing in on the solution. I’ve created my own add-on folder location & working out of there.
My problem is that I am only a casual user of RW, so opening it to start a new site meant a lot of updates. A year ago, I installed a SSD & moved the RW files to an external drive. When I ran RW, I think thats where all the different folders came from. It didn’t want to run from external drive, so I moved RW to boot drive. Then I compounded it by my zealous instinct for tidiness. My files/ etc go back to 2009, so I had a lot of STUFF. I didn’t realize I could purge STUFF till I saw Isaiah’s video mentioned above.
I am so impressed with the dedication and expertise of this group. As a 70 year old Mum with no formal computer training & who got herself stuck in a corner, I sincerely believe this group will be vibrant for a long time to come.