Ty

Well, I was able to solve the problem. What exactly caused it, I may never know, but at least I found a solution.

My fix was:
– Created a new database
– Installed WordPress 3.0.1 on it by using a new wp-config page.
– Imported old database .sql file.
– Went back to wp-config, turned on and configured multisite.

Everything is completely back to normal now, albeit a different database. This should be pretty similar to reinstalling WordPress, but I was afraid of something going wrong in my original database so I just created a new one to play around on. Everything transferred and is now working very quickly.

Thank you, Esmi, for your support. I find some humor in you helping me, because before posting I spent a good day googling for the answer. It led me to several different posts to which you had replied to. Some of them were hilarious because you simply suggesting resetting the plugins made some of them furious, and even one went so far as to ask you to stop replying. ??

If you notice, Esmi’s suggestion is a hyperlink blue. I bet that will take you to a place where you’ll know what resetting the plugin folder means. ??

As for my problem, it still exists. I’m currently going through the tables and seeing if there’s anything out of place in them.

That you for the reply.

-I double-checked to make sure that my plugins were indeed reset. I even went as far to make sure that all the sub-directory sites were reset to.

– I used FileZilla to throw wp-admin and wp-includes across to the server. These were, of course, downloaded form a fresh download!

Sadly, still same results. ??