I’ve not seen a problem…one debugging flow that I came across captures the way to go nicely ..
https://camo.githubusercontent.com/f8bac651a4a3c9becb546db6017496fc33a4622f/687474703a2f2f692e696d6775722e636f6d2f7753636d772e706e67
you’ll have to consider network activated and must-use plugins if active too.
You should follow the method of debugging then come back with a little more info like which combination of plugins/theme are causing issues.
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Carlen
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Justin thank you for the link to the chart!! I’ll keep that in mind. Actually this one worked itself out…! I’m not sure what happened, but I rebooted the server, cleared out the cashe and now it is working. I thought that it was because of the update, but it must have been something else wrong.
ok.. the old reboot technique is gold 🙂
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Carlen
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This happened to me again and I just wanted to post the solution:
There was an issue with one of my plugins. Having about 8 networks with various setups I didn’t want to deactivate all of my plugins for all of my networks (these are live networks) directly, just those those network activated on the one not working. So, I went into the PHPMyAdmin
Find data base tables:
“wp_sitemeta”
Find the network activated plugins for the network id you can’t log into:
“active_sitewide_plugins”
(If you don’t know which site id is right look for “site_name”)
From edited out the network activated plugins you don’t want activated any more.
https://perishablepress.com/quickly-disable-or-enable-all-wordpress-plugins-via-the-database/
Does a relatively good job at describing how.
I deactivated all of the plugins, except a few, and voila! I was able to log back in and reactivate them one by one to find the problem.
Of course (always make a backup of your database before making direct data base changes!
