OK, then try to follow exactly the steps:
BEFORE everything else – make a backup of your database, using the “Export” button at the top! when done:
go to your phpMyadmin and select the line “wp_options” for Browse. (or whatever your prefix is)
find the line that is called “active plugins” (mine is line #39)
click on the “pencil” to edit
depending on your active plugins, you will see a line that looks like this:
a:15:{i:0;s:35:"adsense-manager/adsense-manager.php";i:1;s:23:"custom-query-string.php";etc...}
check what is the number after the LAST “i” and add this between the lats [;] and the closing } –
i:X;s:29:"role-manager/role-manager.php";
BUT replace the X with the last value for i+1; i.e. if the last i has the values of i:8… make this one i:9, I hope you got it.
a:6:{i:0;s:50:”UltimateTagWarrior/ultimate-tag-warrior-legacy.php”;…;i:5;s:28:”rolemanager/role-manager.php”;}
what this becames ?
You mean you have it already there? If this is there
i:5;s:28:"rolemanager/role-manager.php";
then the plugin should be active! (although I have s:29 for every active role manager…)
i can give you the access in my phpmyadmin ?
i broken my head
email me using my name here AT transycan DOT net
give access info to the site admin, and to the blog
Are you sure? to moshu at transycan dot net?
OK, I got it, check the reply and let’s take this off from the forum.
