Posted 1 year ago #
I have a multisite and when i try to access the Network Admin I get a line of code like this:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_get_current_user() in /home/chris/public_html/wp-includes/capabilities.php on line 1187
Apparently it won't recognize me as user and I'm the only user for now. I haven't update it to 3.3.2 yet, it won't let me either. I am also testing some plugins. Does anybody knows what to do? or should i just reinstall the whole thing all over again.
Posted 1 year ago #
I am also testing some plugins.
Turn. Off. The. Plugins.
Seriously. If you know you're testing them, and you get an error, turn 'em off.
Posted 1 year ago #
Turn. Off. The. Plugins.
Seriously. If you know you're testing them, and you get an error, turn 'em off.
How do you turn off plugins? Obviously the WP console. There are a few situations where you cannot turn off or disable plugins through the WP console. I have encountered situations where the WP console is hosed. In such cases I was able to figure out the plugin and had to remove the plugin from the <wp dir>/wp-content/plugins directory.
Posted 1 year ago #
Either rename the plugins folder to plugins-old via FTP or do it via the Database.
Posted 1 year ago #
Either rename the plugins folder to plugins-old via FTP or do it via the Database.
Just wanted to mention that doing something like this on a production system that hosts multiple blogs sites would be bad. I do that (rename or move a plugin or entire plugin directory) on test systems or in a situation where all your blogs are inaccessible due to an erroneous plugin.
Did not know about the database method, good to know. Thanks.
Posted 1 year ago #
I renamed my plugin folder through a ftp connection. It worked! I hace access to my Network Admin. An incident like this just happened to me recently on my other site with a Skype plugin, which was giving me a syntax Error, so I manage to remove the one causing the problem. Now, in this case what should I do?
Posted 1 year ago #
OK I'm sorry, I changed the name back to plugins in the wp-content directory and that took care of the problem but now I have a message next to my email in the General Settings Panel of wp saying: "The new address will not become active until confirmed" and i have no email in my inbox.
Posted 1 year ago #
Just wanted to mention that doing something like this on a production system that hosts multiple blogs sites would be bad.
Well. Yes. But if you've shot yourself in the foot testing a plugin on your live site, what do you expect? This is why a lot of us run a local host site to test plugins before we put them live. If your LIVE site is that important, don't test on it ;)
now I have a message next to my email in the General Settings Panel of wp saying: "The new address will not become active until confirmed" and i have no email in my inbox.
Did you change the email? If not, don't worry. It's saying IF you change the address, THEN...'
Posted 1 year ago #
Yes I changed the email because the original mail listed as admin email did not exist anymore, so I basically updated the email. After I did the necessary changes I also look into the database to confirm that it matches the one I entered (new email), but the message still shows that it needs to be confirmed even though I did so.
Posted 1 year ago #
Can you log in with the ID that uses that email?
Posted 1 year ago #
Yes I can login to the network admin and the main site, I guess I misunderstood the message and I was expecting a message saying that the email was confirmed. The plugins were the only problem. Problem solved..thank you very very much and sorry about the confusion.
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