did u fixed the paths after moving wp from a folder up?
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Anonymous
yes i did. in the options. is there one in the database?
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Anonymous
No, that is not the same as what I have done. I have moved ALL FILES down one directory in the tree. I’ve made all changes in the configurable options from the Admin login. The plugins still do not activate.
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Anonymous
Ok, i think this is a branch off the Login error.
there was a modification needed in the wp-login.php to properly allow it to access the database. it’s in the wrong format.
Example:
Fatal error: Cannot use object of type stdClass as array in D:\www\wp-admin\upgrade-functions.php on line 705
Now, the problem has been fixed in the login but I believe it may be through out the code and this is preventing any sort of changes to the database when it comes to admin settings. I don’t know though because posting and those functions are fine. I just got that error when I attempted to use the upgrade.php to see if it could help.
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Anonymous
Official problem is i’m a idiot who left PHP5 on rather then PHP4 🙂
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YES PEOPLE WHO VISIT THIS POST WITH THE SAME PROBLEM…
CHANGE TO PHP4 THEN USE THE update.php IN THE /wp-admin/ FOLDER AND ALL WILL BE FIXED!
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Plugin activated
Deactivate
YAY!
Hi guys, I seem to have this same issue but I can’t revert back to PHP 4. Any one has any idea on how to solve this?
Thanks
PHP5 users:
change line 705 in /wp-admin/upgrade-functions.php into
if ($res[0]->Type != ‘varchar(32)’)
run /wp-admin/upgrade.php //not update as written above
thats all…
duschata, you are a genius! Worked like a charm! After fixing upgrade.php and running it, plugins now work and can be activated. Also an issue about comments always going into moderation was fixed.
I am amazed by the quality and the size of the WP community. I have found several issues with WP, but all of them were addressed here at the forums by previous or new posts. Can’t argue against that! If you compare that with what you get say for instance when you buy Windows, you start to understand why the Open Source wave will succeed.
Thanks!
