[Sew_Sumi]

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Originally Posted by ev0lution The server log shows "File or function is not found" - not particularly useful information. Why would you want to avoid adding a plugin that pinpoints your problem in 30 seconds? What a strange suggestion.

What it would show though, is the plugin failing to load (If it does), and from there we can move onto asking for the #include lines...


Stop looking to nitpick and argue over everything I post, because seriously, you're not in a good position to try to do so.

It's a lot better than installing a new plugin to simply forgo a BASIC DEBUGGING SKILL.



Again, stop looking for an argument. You're not teaching anyone anything, by encouraging the use of this plugin, and especially when it's not actually needed.



Sure, the log may say at the END of it, that the file or function isn't found, but the rest of the log, will show more. If there are no failures in there, then it's simply a case of comparing what is loaded, to what's shown on the includes.

It's not that hard, yet you obviously make out that it is...