When I log in with admin rights (all security groups) and I click on Plugins on the Admins Only box, I get "no plugin name provided to plugineditor()".

The plugins link shows that there are (5) plugins installed. Which I know are installed and work properly. However, I can't get to the admin page for them.

Every other admin link works fine (stories, blocks, topics, etc).

I am using pfarm_theme_beta_002 as my theme. I searched the GL forums, and the only thing I found was someone had modified their pluginlist.thtml. I haven't modified mine.

http://www.geeklog.net/forum/viewtopic.php?forum=2&showtopic=32462

Hi DemonBrew,

Do you have the same problem if you use the standard professional theme ?

If it works fine with standard it´s indeed a problem with your current theme and the best would be to check the .thtml files of your current theme against the standard.

It´s very well possible that the current theme is not working even if you haven´t changed the .thtml pages in question.

Best Regards,
Boris

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Thanks for the quick reply. I changed it to the professional theme - same error.

The plugins link used to work. I don't remember the last time it worked, since I haven't used the plugins link in several months. Things that have changed in the past months though: upgrade to 1.3.11 and 1.3.9sr2 (previously).

Could something have gone missing in the upgrades to cause this (a line in lib-common.php, config.php, etc)?

I still have copies of the old directories if necessary.

-Walt

For the record, I recently upgraded to 1.3.11 and it seems thats about the same time the problem started for me.

I'm gonna go digging through and try to find a typo or something, but I don't know PHP so it'll be a little difficult.

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wow that was quick. I just replace /path/to/public_html/admin/plugins.php with an old version from 1.3.9 and that solved it. Logically it would seem that the problem lies in the 1.3.11 version of plugins.php

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You shouldn't be mixing files from different Geeklog versions. Instead, I think you should update your theme ...

bye, Dirk

Update what in the theme?
I get this error even if I use professional-theme who came with the upgrade.
Upgraded from 1.3.8 to 1.3.11

Doh...
When copying over the new files the original language-file was kept.
Replaced it with the new an thats it

i just ran into this problem. I upated my lang file and it worked!
Your comment was very helpful. thank you!!