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That error comes from $GLOBALS[‘wp_taxonomies’] not being set. When I print that to the screen on my install at the top of the disable_plugins function of PluginOrganizerMU it is set. I have tried this on 3.5.1 and 3.5.2. Single and multisite.

If you delete the MU plugin from the mu-plugins folder do you still get this error? Can you modify the mu plugin file and add

print_r($GLOBALS['wp_taxonomies']);
die();

to the code at line 29? Then tell me what you see when you load the page.

Thanks for the quick answer, it’s greatly appreciated!

I did the following:

I pasted the code you gave me in html/wp-content/mu-plugins/PluginOrganizerMU.class.php.

Not sure if this is where you wanted that code to go but the resulting code looked like this:

[...]
function disable_plugins($pluginList) {
global $wpdb, $pagenow;
$newPluginList = array();
print_r($GLOBALS['wp_taxonomies']);
die();
[...]

The result of this was that the website went blank. Nothing was displayed.

I removed the following file: html/wp-content/mu-plugins/PluginOrganizerMU.class.php and the errors went away. On the Plugin Organizer settings page the Enabled radio button is still selected but I now get the following RED message on that page:

You are missing the MU Plugin. Please use the tool provided on the settings page to move the plugin into place or manually copy /nfs/c09/h03/mnt/136962/domains/***.com/html/wp-content/plugins/plugin-organizer/lib/PluginOrganizerMU.class.php to /nfs/c09/h03/mnt/136962/domains/***.com/html/wp-content/mu-plugins/PluginOrganizerMU.class.php. If you don’t do this the plugin will not work. This message will disappear when everything is correct.

Please correct me if I did something wrong. Thanks!

Nope thats what I wanted you to do. If you got a blank page then that variable isn’t getting set. I’m not sure why your $GLOBALS[‘wp_taxonomies’] variable isn’t getting set. I don’t see that in my installs.

Is there any way through which I might be able to set that variable manually?

Are you running any other plugins in your mu-plugins folder?

Surprisingly, I am: s2-2o.php

It’s something one of my team members added while working on something related to the S2 plugin.

I removed that file (s2-2o.php), I restored the original PluginOrganizerMU.class.php file in the mu-plugins folder and I still get the same error messages.

That variable contains all of the taxonomies used on your site. Without it you wouldn’t have categories. I don’t know how your wordpress install is running without taxonomies.

So I verified the variable. I var_dumped it in page.php and it displayed a huge block of text representing what that variable contains. So I’m assuming that it is set.

After that, I var_dumped it on line 29 where you told me before and I get a “NULL” displayed.

Not sure if this is relevant information for you.

It certainly is and thank you for walking through it with me. I will have to track down where that is set to figure out why you don’t have it. You haven’t changed any of the core code have you?

Nope. I installed the plugin for the first time today and I never touched the code in it.

No I meant the wordpress core.

Unfortunately I can’t be sure of that. I started working on this website after some other programmer messed around with it. Realistically, I think some files have been tampered with.

Upgrade to version 3.0.5. I set $GLOBALS[‘wp_taxonomies’] to an empty array now if it isn’t set.