mopani
#1
Continuing the discussion from How to disable a Plugin without GUI?:
I have the opposite problem. One accidental click of the mouse in the plugin manager and I disabled “Common Plugin”. Now all my pages are blank.
I can edit the database, and I see “CommonPlugin” in the record for “plugins_disabled” but I hesitate to edit it.
Is there another way?
duncanc
#2
In your plugins folder delete the CommonPlugin.php file, and probably all the similar files for other plugins.
mopani
#3
Thanks! Okay, that fixes the blank pages. Now I have to reinstall the plugins I had.
Does phplist store the configuration options for plugins somewhere that can be restored after something like this, or do I have to start from scratch?