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It seems to be a PHP & mySQL & Zend versions cocktail issue:

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/118367

It should anyway be announced by the WordPress team next to the new WP version download link. And doublecheck this issue for the following WP updates.

You may try upgrading your PHP, mySQL & Zend Optimizer in order to bring your blog back to work.

Again. v2.2 fresh install and get the same error. It runs ok in localhost (Apache/2.0.55 (Win32) PHP/4.3.10) but not on production server (Apache v.? (i686-redhat-linux) PHP/4.3.9)

JS errors in ‘Write’ (post/page) & ‘Manage’ sections:

Error: tinyMCE is not defined
Source File: wp-admin/post-new.php
Line: 191

Error: edToolbar is not defined
Source File: wp-admin/post-new.php
Line: 154

PHP errors in ‘Errors&Users’:

Fatal error: Unsupported operand types in /var/www/vhost/blahblah.com/wp-admin/users.php on line 55

Me again. I develop my projects in localhost and then upload them to my host, copying the files and exporting the DB.

The default language for the contents is Spanish (not the WP distro, that remains in English). I found some people with this very same problem are Germans. Could it be a character encoding problem, when exporting the DB?

Just guessing. Not much time now to look for a solution. 🙁 Maybe in a few days time.

I have the very same problem. No access at all to my admin area with none of the two users I had (‘admin’ and ‘author’).

In my case the problem came out when (for security matters) I changed the prefix to all the table names in the WP database, and the ‘$table_prefix’ variable value in wp-config.php accordingly.

From that very moment I LOST ALL ACCESS to the admin area and I’m now totally stuck with it.

I tried all the changes read in this post (pluggable.php, wp-ajax-js.php, disable javascript, double-check user values in mysql database,…) with no luck.

I’ve followed the opened bugs as well and 🙁 sad, no clue.

I think I’ll reinstall the lot and work on it again but I’m sure there’d be a explanation plus a solution to this issue , that should be rated as ‘major severity bug’.

Thanx in advance for any reply,
hip

I do not want to ‘revive old stormy years’ 🙂 but I arrived here after doing some search about security and found the thread both funny and interesting.

I think both positions are pretty clear and of course, I’ve mine:
If I had any valuable goods at home (not the case 🙁 ) I would first buy a good security door and a good lock system. But take for granted I wouldn’t be shouting out the address where I live at.

Secure + hidden = secure + x

(IMHO) Determining the value of ‘x’ should be the target of a discussion trying to get any clues.

Have a good day,
hip

(I think someone mentioned it above: some other opensource web apps offer the ‘folders and database tables renaming’ option. There may be opinions even among experts. Let there be them!)

Hi,

I just had the same issue and found a solution. The latest versions of Subscribe2 are missing the following lines (for localization matters):

//4tres - locale
$domain = 'subscribe2';
$locale = get_locale();
$mofile = ABSPATH . "wp-content/plugins/$domain-$locale.mo";
load_plugin_textdomain($domain, $mofile);

Place them at the top (not necessarily at the very top) of the plugins/subscribe2/subscribe2.php file

Then you have to place the ‘mo’ file within your plugins directory.

Because I had to write mine I downloaded a ‘po’ file in spanish (any language will do) from
http://dev.wp-plugins.org/file/subscribe2/i18n/subscribe2-es_ES.po?rev=2446

Then installed poEdit from http://www.poedit.org/ , opened the subscribe2-es_ES.po, modified (translated) it, saved as subscribe-fr_FR.po, for I wanted to translate it into french. Make sure you saved both the ‘po’ and the compiled ‘mo’. This last subscribe-fr_FR.mo is the file to place in your plugins directory.

Finally remember that it will take the language_country identification from your main wp-config.php file at the WordPress root folder.

Luck and have a good day,
hip – http://www.4tres.com

Hi,

you may try the following function at
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/12805?replies=5#post-424730

Have a good day,
hip