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Freshly installed plugin doesn't work

:?: I just installed a new plugin, but it doesn't work at all.

:!: The best way to install most plugins is using the Plugin Manager. That way you will have the least problems. If you installed a plugin manually (i.e. extracted it into your wiki's plugin folder) or are using an older version of DokuWiki, the following might help.

Cache

  • Make sure DokuWiki's cache gets purged by touching your conf/local.php.
  • Make sure to bypass your browser's cache and force a reload of the relevant page (with Shift-F5, Ctrl-F5, Ctrl-Shift-R or similar).
  • As a last resort, you may wish to delete the contents of the <dokuwiki>/data/cache/ on your server. This has worked in the past.

Dependencies

  • Not all plugins are PHP4 compatible, use PHP5 to be on the safe side.
  • A few plugins have dependencies (either other plugins need to be installed or some external applications). Check the instructions on the plugin's page if you have installed all required modules.
  • Not all plugins work with all DokuWiki versions. Check on the plugin's page if it mentions any compatability information.
 
faq/pluginproblems.txt · Last modified: 2009/11/16 11:25 by 86.130.21.109
 
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