• Resolved johnbailon

    (@johnbailon)


    On network admin, all plugins that are deactivated are actually activated and vice-versa. Nothing really wrong other than that bug. Any ideas how to fix it?

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  • Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

    (@ipstenu)

    ?????? Advisor and Activist

    all plugins that are deactivated are actually activated

    The what now? Do you mean plugins that are deactived on /wp-admin/network but show up as active on /wp-admin/plugins.php ?

    If so… Well. Are you SURE they were network activated?

    Thread Starter johnbailon

    (@johnbailon)

    Yes, deactivated plugins on wp-admin/network show as active on regular websites.
    Here’s a screenshot. On the left, you see the network admin’s plugins page with 2 plugins deactivated. On the right, you see the regular site’s plugin page with the 2 plugins activated.

    Am I SURE if they were network activated? No, I never said they were network activated. So actually, to workaround this bug, I don’t network activate plugins that I want activated on the regular sites.

    Moderator Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)

    (@ipstenu)

    ?????? Advisor and Activist

    Well then nothing’s wrong.

    Network Admin: Plugins are not active.

    Subsite: Someone manually activated the plugin.

    That’s what it’s supposed to be ?? What’s wrong about this?

    Thread Starter johnbailon

    (@johnbailon)

    Oh! So that’s how it works. My bad.

    My understanding was when a network admin activates or deactivates a plugin, it activates or deactivates respectively the plugins on the other subsites. Thanks for clarifying Mika.

    Thread Starter johnbailon

    (@johnbailon)

    Marking as resolved.

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