I'm running elgg on xampp.
I open two tabs for elgg during my theme modification. One to "Flush the caches" and the other to reload the actual site to see how things changed. Everything worked fine, until I deactivated "THE WIRE" mod. Then I tried to reload the site (even on both tabs) and the error was shown stating "HTTP 500 (Internal Server Error):"
I uploaded the modified theme on the real server. Everything worked fine. But I did not deactivate "THE WIRE" because I don't want the same thing to happen. What is going wrong here?
My persoanl hypothesis: Is it because I go to "THE WIRE" page on one tab while deactivating it on the other tab (accidently though) that cause this corruption?
Thank you inadvance...
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You must log in to post replies.Create a file called "disabled" in your mod directory and it will disable all the plugins. Login now to the site and turn of all plugins. Enable each plugin one by one and find the plugin causing the problem.
what type of file should it be? Should there be anything in the file?
just an empty file, or even an empty directory called 'disabled' will do
Oh! thankx mates, I am able to log in to my site now and I am looking for the corrupted plugin. :)