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undefined function wp_get_current_user() in /home/rupidoxg/ Fatal error: Call to undefined wp get current user role function wp_get_current_user() in /home/rupidoxg/ rupidox @rupidox 5 months,
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2 weeks ago Please,i don't know why the error "Fatal error: get current user capabilities wordpress Call to undefined function wp_get_current_user() in /home/rupidoxg/public_html/wp-includes/capabilities.php on line 428 " is brought and this is avery serious delay call to undefined function wp_get_current_user() in plugin as i can't access my ‘Customize' area to edit very important things…please,i need quick help Viewing 1 replies (of 1 total) girlieworks @girlieworks 5 months, 2 weeks ago @rupidox: This message suggests that the /wp-includes/pluggable.php file is missing from
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your server (that's the file where the wp_get_current_user function gets defined). So, you may want to re-upload your WordPress files again, to make sure they all make it over onto the server this time. Viewing 1 replies (of 1 total) You must be logged in to reply to this topic. Topic Info In: How-To and Troubleshooting 1 reply 2 participants Last reply from: girlieworks Last activity: 5 months, 2 weeks ago 4.5.1 Status: not resolved Topic TagsFatal error: Call to undefined function wp_get_current_ Forum Search Search for: About Blog Hosting Jobs Support Developers Get Involved Learn Showcase Plugins Themes Ideas WordCamp WordPress.TV BuddyPress bbPress WordPress.com Matt Privacy License / GPLv2 Code is Poetry.
Contact Work with us The Hub Log In Become a member New to the community? Start here Home Support Support Forums Plugins & themes WPMU DEV Dashboard capabilities.php wordpress gagabytes Design Lord, Child of Thor 94 pts 82 pts LEVEL 3 Fatal error: wordpress call to undefined function Call to undefined function wp_get_current_user() after update Hi! I am getting Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_get_current_user() in Fatal
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error: Call to undefined function wp_get_current_user() after updating this plugin. I tried several times, checking the file permission (755) in the file manager but still getting that fatal error. Thus, I have reverted back https://wordpress.org/support/topic/fatal-error-call-to-undefined-function-wp_get_current_user-in-homerupidoxg/ to version 4.0.9. More WPMU DEV Dashboard discussions WPMU DEV Dashboard All General WordPress Plugins & Themes Multisite Features & Feedback Comments 14 Rupok Support Ninja 1,054 pts 5,837 pts LEVEL 23 Hi gagabytes, hope you had a wonderful day. First of all, which PHP version are you using on your server? wp_get_current_user() is a native WordPress function, so it should not normally be undefined unless something else https://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/fatal-error-call-to-undefined-function-wp_get_current_user-after-update is going on. Can you please do a plugin conflict test just to make sure no other plugin is causing this? To know more about plugin conflict test, you can check this article: http://premium.wpmudev.org/manuals/using-wpmu-dev/getting-support/
Have a nice day. Cheers! Rupok gagabytes Design Lord, Child of Thor 94 pts 82 pts LEVEL 3 Hi Rupok. Thanks for the quick reply. That site is using PHP version 5.5.32. I can't do a plugin conflict test when using that version as when the new version of dev dashboard is on, I can't access the admin area. gagabytes Design Lord, Child of Thor 94 pts 82 pts LEVEL 3 Also, in other website where it is installed says, failed update - maybe wrong folder permission? Nithin Support 362 pts 2,542 pts LEVEL 14 Hi gagabytes, Hope you are doing good today. Sorry to know that you are having issues with the plugin, the error seems odd, could you please disable other plugins, switch to a default theme, and then try an update to the latest version 4.1.0. Also, in other website where it is installed says, failed update - maybe wrong folder permission? This is related to a cache issue in 4.0.9, clicking the check againWordPress?WordPress.com vs. WordPress.orgInstalling WordPressFree PluginsPortfolioWebsite CareResourcesBooks We've WrittenFree WordPress TrainingTraining RegistrationLooking for a Speaker?Publishing ServicesContact UsOpen a Support TicketAbout Victor M. Font Jr. Search this website You are here: http://victorfont.com/fix-capabilities-php-fatal-error/ Home / Code Snippet / Fix WordPress Capabilities.php Fatal ErrorFix WordPress Capabilities.php Fatal ErrorBy Victor M. Font Jr.March 7, 20147 CommentsPublic Domain Image from Pixabay.ComSince the upgrade to WordPress 3.6, my multi-site installation has been plagued with the following error:
[28-Aug-2013 13:02:59 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_get_current_user() in /public_html/wp-includes/capabilities.php on line call to 1281First, the error occurred when I deactivated the NextGen Gallery plugin on http://www.fontlife.com/. Deactivating the plugin caused the error to rear its ugly head which causes the site to fail to load.Next, it happened when I disabled open registration using the S2Member plugin on this site. Deactivating open registration caused the S2Member general options screen call to undefined to lose it's formatting and appear as one giant text file. When I attempted to visit the site, the site failed to load displaying the above error message instead.After researching the error, I found several references to a fix that most writers were unsure that it is the proper fix or not. The fix requires modifying the wp-includes/capabilities.php file. This is a WordPress core file. Modifying any WordPress core file is generally a big no-no, but in this case, adding a single line to capabilities.php fixes a multitude of sins. The problem with modifying a WordPress core file is that once you do, you'll have to keep doing it every time there's an update issued for WordPress.Author's note: Once you modify a WordPress core file, you'll have to keep applying the fix every time there's an update issued for WordPress.There are references to this problem that extend back to the release of WordPress 3.0.1. At least one WordPress Developer, Andrew Nacin, mentioned in a