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1. raufaser
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   Ah finaly I made it: The WP Options Manager now can collect which option variables are accessed automatically. I will release an update soon, after the final testing.

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-options-manager/

2. raufaser
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   Update is now available! Have fun with version 0.03!

3. Njualem
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Hi Raufaser,

   I should start by appreciating your work, it gives non experinced guys like us access into complicated areas.

   I have a problem with my entire website. I am using WordPress Mu 2.7.1 and I installed the WP-Options-Manager Plugin to clean up deprecated Plugin options from my data base. It worked well when I started using it in one of my WPMU Blogs but later I noticed that there was this warning message displaying at the bottom of my blog.

   Warning: file_put_contents(/home/content/n/j/c/njcqi150209/html/wp-content/plugins/wp-options-manager/../../uploads/.wpom.dat) [function.file-put-contents]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/content/n/j/c/njcqi150209/html/wp-content/plugins/wp-options-manager/wp_options_manager.php on line 839

   I could not understand exactly what it was all about but then I thought activating the Plugin on the WPMU Main Blog could solve the problem so I did just that and then came the catastrophe.

   On the WPMU main blog, I noticed that the Plugin was not functioning well so I went back to the Blog I first installed the Plugin to check-out its behavior but unfortunately I had a NO PAGE FOUND screen. Both the front-end and the back-end of all of my other Blogs display a NO PAGE FOUND screen as well but the WPMU Main Blog is not affected.

   I tried uninstalling the Plugin and removing it entirely from my WordPress Plugins directory but to no avail, the damage had already been done. I guess its now a more serious database problem and I really don't know where to start from. I have no experience on dealing with database which is why I went for a Plugin to do the job.

   I am in a fixed now, since I had only made backup just for the first Blog I started from and now I risk losing my entire site because the other Blogs don't have up to date backups.

   Please can any one point me to the right direction?

   Thanks for your suggestions.

   NB: This might be a potential Bug for WPMU. So I suggest you include in the Plugin's description a warning to WPMU users.

4. raufaser
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Hello Njualem,

   I think the problem is, that the plugin trys to rewrite the option "active_plugins" to ensure that WPOM is the first plugin that is loaded. You can find this option in the database table "wp_options". I think on WP MU there are more than one entrys with this option name, for each blog one - and there is a problem.
   Check the database with phpmyadmin or something and search for this option in the wp_options table.

   Note: "Warning: file_put_contents(/home/co[...]" - that just means that the directory was not writable, which is in generally no problem, and has nothing to do with you main problem.

   I will add a warning for WP MU Users not to use that plugin.

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