(2011-05-27, 02:55 PM)Aries-Belgium Wrote: [ -> ]Have you installed a new plugin recently?
Try to add the following on a new line to inc/init.php after the line that says "<?php":
define('NO_PLUGINS', true);
so it looks like this:
<?php
define('NO_PLUGINS', true);
Save it and try again.
Are those items still missing?
Remove the line you just created after testing it again.
Have you tried this? If so, and it's still not working then it's not a plugin. Unless a plugin requires core modification in the admin section for it to work but I don't know any plugin that requires that.
Yes, that one.
EDIT: Aries you posted while I was replying, I'll read your post now.
EDIT 2:
Yeah done that, tried it again, seen this:
http://www.diigo.com/item/image/17xt4/s3it
(It isn't green or fuzzy by the way, awesome screenshot aint so awesome)
It seems like half of plugin uploader plugin went.
If you PM me your FTP and ACP logins I can take a look if you wish.
Looks like you're just missing some ACP files. Upload the entire admin folder from a fresh download and it'll probably come back...
That plugin uploader error is an unavoidable error with having the NO_PLUGINS code there, nothing to worry about.
The problem is solved. For some reason all admin permissions were disabled for the admin account. I didn't had access to phpMyAdmin so I commented out the permission check in the code, enabled all permissions again and restored the original code.
@StevenF50: You should check the permissions for your other admins as well.
