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deleted plugin, but it won't go away...
Back story:
I was messing around with a plugin in my test forum - using the hook location: vBulletin General: init_startup. My plug-in sucked. It worked a few times, and then I started getting a test forum-wide error (including in the AdminCP) to the effect of "Unable to add cookies, headers have already been sent. " I went into the test forum database via phpMyAdmin, and deleted my plug-in record from the plugin table. Didn't help - still got the error. I then did a bit of searching here and learned the "simple" way to disable plugins that break the Admin CP is by adding the line "define('DISABLE_HOOKS',true);" to my config.php file. I did that, and it let me get back into the Admin CP, where I confirmed my plugin was no longer listed in the Plugin Manager. However, when I removed the line "define('DISABLE_HOOKS',true);" from config.php, I can still see the plug-in is active. How can I kill it? Is it somehow cached in memory because of the hook location I used? I'm stumped. Thanks for any advice. |
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