First, who is your webhost ?
Second – and this should not make any difference – turn the cache off. Add this line to wp-config.php:
define('DISABLE_CACHE', true);
And what else have you tried, how many plugins have you tried, has this always happened ? Please give us lots of details 🙂
Dear Podz,
Thanks a lot for your quick response.
1. My Webhoster is located in India.
2. I tried with the code which you gave
define(‘DISABLE_CACHE’, true);
This is working fine My plugin got activated immediately but the problem is
once when i close the window and try to open it back i can able login again
For example:
I can able to see only the login page once when give username and password I’m seeing only a blank page and not my admin page. Why is it so?
I tried logging in from other systems too but in vain.
Please let me know how to fix this problem.
Eagerly waiting for your reply.
M. Suresh
If your problem has anything to do with your cache, you should make sure that the cache directory is writable by the web server ( which is the user WordPress uses ). If you cannot change the permissions on that directory, you should as your web host.
Another important thing: Are you sure that all plugins you activate or try to activate are compatible with WP 2.0 or 2.01?
podz: Any/all my plugins were suddenly not reliably responding to being activated/deactivated in admin. The topline response text ‘confirmed’ the actions to have occurred but they did *NOT ACTUALLY* occur.
webhost = self
define(‘DISABLE_CACHE’, true); // this resolved the issue
Disabling your (wp) cache worked and the plugins now respond appropriately and, indeed, their indicated status matches that promised by the disingenuous topline response text;~/
This has only just happened. I was working intensively to produce a working mechanism to (try to) deter my current injection email scripting ruffians, using PuTTY to telnet POST commands, the Bad Behaviour plugin was activated/disactivated, various site/s navigation and some site admin work.
I intend to keep disabled your (wp) cache as the sheer trouble it and those that ran before it have offered to ameliorate a few micro or milliseconds of response delay beggars my belief. We’re talking blogs here not the national archives at the BBC.
