Your plugin is telling you to move it into the mu-plugins folder. In other words, create a folder named ‘mu-plugins’ under the /wp-content/ directory if it doesn’t already exist. Then cut your plugin from the /plugins/ folder, and paste it into your /mu-plugins/ folder.
Thread Starter
asshu
(@asshu)
Ok ! I transferred that to the mu-plugins folder.It is working well.I got an error a two days ago when I moved other plugin from “plugins” folder to “mu-plugins”folder .
But how can I set it as default plugins site rather than old “plugins” ?
Could you please help me with this?
Thread Starter
asshu
(@asshu)
As I moved the plugin to mu-plugins folder .I am getting this error now :
The plugin multisite-user-management/ms-user-management.php has been deactivated due to an error: Plugin file does not exist.
Certain plugins are designed to be activated network-wide. These plugins are nicknamed “multi-user plugins” or “must-use plugins”, and so you’ll place these ones in the /mu-plugins/ folder. These plugins get activated automatically.
Most other plugins are regular plugins that can be manually activated on a per-blog basis (and in some cases you can also activate them network-wide via the plugins manager). For these plugins, you put them in the /plugins/ folder.
Make sure to always read the README files/instructions of each plugin so that you know where to put them.
As for your second error, you can ignore that. WordPress just deactivated the former plugin under /plugins/ and reactivated it under /mu-plugins/.
