Hi there. I'm trying to disable my plugins via the database. I've found tutorials online but they show you need to look for the "active-plugins" table...
I don't have that in my database.
Any ideas on how to do this? I'm using WordPress 3.1.
Simply renaming the wp-content folder or plugins folder will not work for what I'm trying to do.
Thanks
Posted 1 year ago #
Hi! I'm not an expert in wordpress, but now i'm trying to fix a problem with the login process, and i though that may be there is a plugin's problem, so i've looked for something to deactivate the plugins in the database and i've found something that you can try :
- In the wp_6rwc3o_options table, there is a row with the option_name value "active_plugins" (to look for it you can try "select * from wp_6rwc3o_options where option_name = "active_plugins").
- Now that you have the option_id value, you can change the option_name to something like "###active_plugins" in that row.
I hope i've helped you
PD : I don't write in english often, so please forgive me if there are misspellings
Thanks...
And no worries about the English ;-)
Posted 1 year ago #
active_plugins isn't a table in the database, it's a record in the wp_options table. The option_value for the entry is a serialized array. You are going to need to unserialize it, make your changes, serialize it and put it back.
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Turns out we just deleted it all and contacted WishList to help with a new product key.
Posted 1 year ago #
glad you got it working. I'm @vegasgeek
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