Cannot activate plugins
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msi
May 26, 2008, 8:49:59 AM5/26/08
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Is it just me or is it a bug? I'm using version 0.5-alpha (rev 1842)
and I cannot enable a plugin. When I click "Enable" I get the error
<pre>Error: Undefined index: d304bf01
/my-folder/system/classes/adminhandler.php: Line 78</pre>
with a changing index number. I don't see a problem in that line. I
can file a ticket, of course, if it is a Habari problem. But first I
need to know what kind of problem that is. Can anyone confirm this?
and I cannot enable a plugin. When I click "Enable" I get the error
<pre>Error: Undefined index: d304bf01
/my-folder/system/classes/adminhandler.php: Line 78</pre>
with a changing index number. I don't see a problem in that line. I
can file a ticket, of course, if it is a Habari problem. But first I
need to know what kind of problem that is. Can anyone confirm this?
Ali B.
May 26, 2008, 9:49:31 AM5/26/08
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I am running 1842 as well and I just deactivated/activated a couple of my plugins without problems.
What plugins do you have in your /user/plugins? if you have plugins there, back-up the folder and try deleting them one by one to see if one was causing this.
Also, is this a fresh install, or an accumulated one. If the latter, are you able to install another clean one and try activating a plugin?
msi
May 26, 2008, 11:02:41 AM5/26/08
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OK, it's working now. I did a clean install.
Thank you.
Thank you.
msi
May 29, 2008, 3:07:22 PM5/29/08
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I think I found the problem. It may sounds strange, but it could be a
locale problem. I'm using a german "habari.mo" file. If I delete it
and reload the plugin page, I can activate and deactivate the plugins.
If the file is active, I get the error when I try to activate a plugin.
locale problem. I'm using a german "habari.mo" file. If I delete it
and reload the plugin page, I can activate and deactivate the plugins.
If the file is active, I get the error when I try to activate a plugin.
rick c
May 29, 2008, 9:38:49 PM5/29/08
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Does this mean that if anyone is using a localized version of Habari,
all the plugins they use have to have localization files for that
language in order for Habari to work?
Rick Cockrum
all the plugins they use have to have localization files for that
language in order for Habari to work?
Rick Cockrum
msi
May 30, 2008, 9:29:47 AM5/30/08
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> Does this mean that if anyone is using a localized version of Habari,
> all the plugins they use have to have localization files for that
> language in order for Habari to work?
If you ask me, I can tell you: it doesn't matter. I did a test with a
> all the plugins they use have to have localization files for that
> language in order for Habari to work?
plugin and a german language file for that plugin. But I saw the error
message. I did the same test without the language file (and I disabled
the line in the source code, of course), but I saw the same error.
There is a problem using the Habari core (so to speak) with a language
file. I made a german translation for myself. The translation is
working, but there is the side-effect with the plugins.
msi
May 31, 2008, 11:47:47 AM5/31/08
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I think I found the problem.
I filed a ticket (#418) for.rick c
May 31, 2008, 10:34:25 PM5/31/08
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msi,
Thank you!
Rick Cockrum
Thank you!
Rick Cockrum
msi
Jun 1, 2008, 4:54:38 AM6/1/08
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You're welcome.
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