Have you tried temporarily setting the set onto defaults by renaming the plugins folder and renaming your current themes folder?
http://codex.wordpress.org/FAQ_Troubleshooting#How_to_deactivate_all_plugins_when_not_able_to_access_the_administrative_menus.3F
YEah I have tried and didn’t work. Any other suggestions? THanks
Is this a new install? It’s possible something may have gotten corrupted or not installed. In particular, see if you have:
wp-includes/cache.php
in your install. That’s where the wp_cache_init function is defined.
Where would you find this? How would it fix the problem? Thanks
Can you FTP to your site? You need to see if that file is there and that it isn’t empty.
Yeah im there and it looks like there is some coding in there. What is the next step?
If you are using any cache plugin then remove the cache and deactivate the cache plugin.
Hope this will work!
I have done this(well I think I have) and the result is still the same. When I try enter my site it comes up with
Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_cache_init() in D:\Hosting\11889847\html\wp-includes\load.php on line 407
Any suggestions?
wp-includes/cache.php should include this function (around line 140 in WordPress 3.6.1):
function wp_cache_init() {
$GLOBALS['wp_object_cache'] = new WP_Object_Cache();
}
Truthfully, though, I usually find this error is caused by corrupt files, incompletely uploaded files, and/or missing files. You may need to reinstall WordPress.
Yeah it does, what should I do now?
so should I reinstall wordpress? If so, how would I upload it to my site?
Is the existing install of WordPress a new one? I mean, did this problem just suddenly occur on a working site or is this preventing a new install from working? There are other things that can cause issues (like others mentioned, caching plugins) or PHP accelerators like APC, which would be at the server level.
Also, do you see a file called object-cache.php at the root level of your WordPress install?
To be honest mate, im only 15 years old and not very good at computer coding. Would it just be easier to install wordpress again?
Actually, look and see if you have a file object-cache.php under the `wp-content’ directory. If that’s there, it could cause WP to not load the core wp_cache_init() function.
