Vijay

@enigma86d – I really don’t know what to do further!! for me it worked! WordPress might have fixed this bug in the new update. But do it if you want! take backup before updating

@enigma86d – If you deleted the module then delete object-cache.php too. (take backup before deleting it)

or

Have you tried updating your wordpress to 3.9 when you got access to your dashboard?

or

have you tried activating your “wp super cache” once you can able to login to your dashboard? without activating it, new file will not be regenerated. once it got activated, clear full cache. then new file will be regenerated.

I am not sure whether it will work for you, because i am using w3 total cache plugin

@enigma86d – I am using w3 total cache plugin. for me after renaming /wp-content/object-cache.php to object-cache.disabled.php it worked. And then i can able to login to my dashboard. Then I cleared all caches.

Then a new object-cache.php file got created automatically. then I deleted the old object-cache.disabled.php. NOW EVERYTHING WORKS FINE FOR ME.

I didnt marked it resolved. It happened automatically

@leninlau – do you use w3 total cache plugin?

@leninlau – try disabling your cache plugins from your backend

@grivers99 contact your web host provider. they can give you a fix

@jmousqueton – THANK YOU. It worked.

I am using W3 Total cache plugin.

I just made this change. Changed,

/wp-content/object-cache.php to /wp-content/object-cache.disabled.php

IT WORKED!!

I have seen some posts related to our issue. Many said its caused by caching issues. I don’t know about WP Super Cache. But if you use W3 total cache, you can try the fix said by “JMousqueton” above.

TRY DISABLING CACHING PLUGIN

@dimitrow – what caching plugin do you use?

@jbhkwg – Thanks for the reply. let me try it once i get home!

@jbhkwg I still have the problem.. Did you got any reply from siteground team?

@jbhkwg Yes, we can wait and see whether wordpress solve this issue soon.

@jmousqueton Thanks for the fix. I will try that and report you back after sometime! (currently i am in my office)

YES. I have contacted them earlier. they said they were aware of this problem and also said this is wordpress update bug

@jbhkwg SO YOU ARE HOSTING ON SITEGROUND?

@erokwillb @jbhkwg can you guys listout the plugins what you use?? so that we can try to sort out the problem…

My another site has no issues running wordpress 3.8.3. It also doesn’t have “w3 total cache” installed.

I saw somewhere caching plugins might cause this problem. so do you guys use w3 total cache?