Missing vBAdvanced in plugins

[TeknoSounds]

Hey Brian, how do you think I can correct this?

Before switching to vB4, while still in vB3.8, I disabled vBA CMPS and then uninstalled it from the plugins menu. (I didn't use the install file to uninstall).

When upgraded to vB4, and went to install the new version of vBA, it still detected I had the plugin installed. I went ahead with the upgrade and everything works fine, except:
When going in the plugins page there isn't any listing for vBA CMPS, and clicking the diagnostics for the CMPS warns me its disabled (even tho its not and it works fine still).

How do you think I can get it to show back up in my plugins page? I tried the option for reinstalling plugins and nothing happened that I saw.

[Brian]

There shouldn't be any reason that using the option to reinstall the plugins wouldn't have added them back. Have you double-checked your 'Plugin Manager' link again after running that to make sure they haven't been added? And is the CMPS working if you try to access it from the user-end?

[TeknoSounds]

Checked again just now, different system different location (work vs home) and still nothing showing in there.

Its odd since the diagnostics still detects it and says its disabled, but its not.

Works just fine on the user-end.

Really its nothing major since it works and all, and no plans of uninstalling, so its kinda moot but for functionality sake.

Maybe the reinstall option doesn't work because it still detects its there or something? I'm not certain :-/

[Brian]

If things are working on the user-end then there's no way the plugins would be missing... If they were then you would receive errors on your CMPS pages instead. When you're checking your plugins, you are going to Admin CP => Plugin Manager, right?

[TeknoSounds]

heres a screenshot of my Manage Products page.

http://teknosounds.com/images/plugins_2.jpg

In the AdminCP I have the VBA CMPS menu and can control everything there just fine. The page is active and working great for everyone. Its just not listed in the Manage Products pages and the diagnostics page says its disabled. Just an odd situation.

[TeknoSounds]

There is an adv_cmps at the top of the Plugin Manager

So it just doesn't exist in the Manage Products page.

But even still in the Plugin Manager everything is listed as enabled.

[Brian]

Weird... I'm still not sure how the product would be missing, but you should be able to add it by running the following SQL query via your Admin CP or phpMyAdmin:

INSERT INTO product
			(productid, title, description, version, active, url)
		VALUES (
			'adv_cmps',
			'vBadvanced CMPS',
			'vBadvanced Content Management & Portal System',
			'4.0.0',
			1,
			'http://www.vbadvanced.com'
	)

[TeknoSounds]

Thanks, that got it

Still showed disabled using the Diagnostics page, tho just went back to the Plugin Manager and disabled then re-enabled vBA and it cleared the diags.

So yeah, not sure what happened during the uninstall awhile back, but guess it fubar'd something. Anyway, all working again, thanks for your help sir!

[kyle]

Thanks, had the same problem, thought I was seeing things or not seeing things, query ran fixed it.

[raptor6345]

Scared the **** out of me... Glad it worked.

Just disabled and enabled.. 1 less thing to worry about...

Thanks!

[Sola]

Originally Posted by TeknoSounds

Hey Brian, how do you think I can correct this?

Before switching to vB4, while still in vB3.8, I disabled vBA CMPS and then uninstalled it from the plugins menu. (I didn't use the install file to uninstall).

When upgraded to vB4, and went to install the new version of vBA, it still detected I had the plugin installed. I went ahead with the upgrade and everything works fine, except:
When going in the plugins page there isn't any listing for vBA CMPS, and clicking the diagnostics for the CMPS warns me its disabled (even tho its not and it works fine still).

How do you think I can get it to show back up in my plugins page? I tried the option for reinstalling plugins and nothing happened that I saw.

I have this same problem, Brian. Is there an update to this query to fix the issue? This one has a syntax error. Thanks.

[Brian]

There is not a syntax error in the query above. Maybe you use table prefixes on your database tables? If so, then you'll need to add that prefix before "product" in the first line.