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Setelah 2 bulan blog baru aku ini bersama dengan kamu, kamu mesti rasa kagumkan?

Nampaknya target aku untuk mencapai 1000 pelawat unik dalam tempoh 2 bulan telah tercapai!

Terima kasih daun palma untuk kamu. Daun keladi sangat kecil untuk dibandingkan penghargaan aku kepada kamu.

Kalau kamu masih ingat survey yang aku jalankan satu ketika dahulu mengenai kewajaran aku berblog, berikut adalah hasil keputusan tersebut. Jutaan terima kasih aku ucapkan kerana kamu telah mengambil bahagian untuk aku lengkapkan hasil kajian bertajuk perangai pelik pengunjung blog aku.

Ini juga sebahagian seruan kerajaan negeri yang disambut oleh aku. Mempamerkan ketelusan dalam kaji selidik yang dilakukan – konsep CAT (competency, accountability and transparency). Meeooww~

Klik untuk paparan keputusan »

Cuba perhatikan gambar ini. Bagitahu aku apa yang kamu dapat ceritakan disebalik peristiwa yang berlaku dalam gambar ini.

Comelkan budak ni? Hehe..

Pagi tadi pada pukul 2.26 pagi waktu Malaysia, Michael Joseph Jackson telah pergi buat selamanya. Aku sempatlah merakam dedikasi khas yang dikongsi oleh rakan-rakan aku di status Gtalk mereka. Kamu memang best!

Ada juga yang menyampaikan dedikasi terhadap pemergian Michael Jackson dengan cara yang tersirat.

Sekian, sedekahkan Al-Fatihah.

As promised in the previous post, this is a tutorial on how to deactivate ALL wordpress plugins through phpMyAdmin.

Firstly, I would like to tell and remind you that phpMyAdmin is a powerfull tool that allows you to modify whatever you wish. So be careful when handling it.

This is a part of solutions if you cant access your dashboard panel to deactivate the plugins. Other solutions can be as deleting or moving the plugin through your cpanel or ftp.

To disable all plugins using phpMyAdmin, login to your cpanel and click phpMyAdmin icon. After that, select your wordpress database that you want to alter.

Images below will appear after you have selected your database.

Click to enlarge.
You can drag it aside after that.

1. Select the wp_options table from your database.
2. Turn to ‘Browse’ tab.
3. Under the option_name column (field), look for active_plugins.
4. Then, click the pencil icon to edit the option_value.

   !Note: If you couldn’t find the active_plugins row, click the next button. You will find it on the next page.



Click to enlarge.
You can drag it aside after that.

5. Go to the option_value text area as highlighted in the above images. Select all the codes inside the area and replace it with a:0:{}
6. Click ‘Go’ button to save the setting.

After you have done those steps, go to your wordpress login page and you are ready to access it again.

Extra note: Activate your plugin one-by-one to find which plugin is the ‘culprit’. You may need to wait until the plugin author released the newer compatible plugin version.

Hope this can help you. More info, go to Wordpress support forum.

Just a minor update.

I just finished fixing my blog. Most of my readers here might not know what was actually happening.

It was ‘behind the scene’ error or I should say, it only mess up with the person who is administrating the blog. Not the reader.

This is due the recent update done by Wordpress. The release of the new 2.8 version make it has some conflicts with certain plugins installed.

The error occur after the administrator login to the site. It will take the admin to a blank white page instead of the admin dashboard panel.

So if u guys facing the same problem, you can ask me because I am planning to produce a pictorial tutorial for you guys to overcome this problem. I just turn Ejat into my guinea pig to help him solve the same problem. And now, he already can access his to-be expired  site.

See you later.