syedk

ok Guys. The problem appears to be solved now. Someone suggested me to disable all the plugins and enable the plugin one by one to see which one is creating problems. However, this exercise only resulted in confirming that the plugin installed at last made the plugins list disappear.

A very kind friend at #wordpress channel suggested me to increase the php memory limit. I asked my hosting people to increase the php memory limit to 64MB and as soon as they changed the configuration the plugins list came back, I installed a few more plugins to make sure it’s working and everything went well.

To increase php memory limit you have to increase the memory_limit option in /etc/php.ini.

Thanks to one and all who helped me.
Syedk

whooami, I was just wondering what do you mean by where’s the blog and what difference does it make?

I tried this solution and it does get the plugins list back. However, as soon as I install/activate any other plugin, either the plugins disappear again completely or partial list of plugins is displayed. Can anyone suggest how to solve this situation?

I am using wordpress 2.7.1 and I have quite a few plugins working in there.

Thanks,
syedk

I am having same problem with my wordpress installation. One of the solutions to get the plugins showing again on manage plugins page is this.

You can try this pgwhalen to get the list back

SyedK