Khleomix Designs

If you just upgraded to WordPress 3.0 and is using the db cache reloaded plugin, you might encounter the following error when you try to access some pages in your admin:
Fatal error: Call to undefined method wpdb::get_blog_prefix() in …/public_html/wp-includes/user.php on line 445

The fix is pretty simple:

1. disable the plugin.
2. manually delete the wp-content/db.php
3. delete the offending plugin
4. if you must need to use a caching plugin, I believe there is a patch around (google is your friend). the patch should be good until the plugin developer updates the plugin to be compatible with wordpress 3.0

Its been too long and I’ve neglected my own site, so here I was checking out my admin, deleting spam, upgrading plugins and was about to upgrade to WordPress 3.0… Everything went fine except the wordpress 3.0 upgrade.

When I pressed the upgrade now link, it redirected me to a page with this message: “You are not allowed to call this page directly.” Of course, I was about to pull my hair out (nah…), but Google will always be your friend although a little bit tricky this time. So I’ll save somebody else a few minutes of trouble.

If you get the “You are not allowed to call this page directly.” message, deactivate your NextGen ImageFlow plugin and try again. Don’t worry you can activate it again as soon as you’re done upgrading.

I finally managed to start on my own site although I still have gazillion more projects to finish. This site is still a work in progress and content are mostly blank for now. I’ll eventually get to it… somehow…

I’m not really sure if I like the layout, but its a start… I do love the overall effect and I am currently in love with the colors. I think I’m going to implement the same layout in BeThumbed which is totally in need of a makeover… Or I might do something totally different.

Its 2AM and I’ve been working since 10AM yesterday, I should be tired but I’m not sure I am yet. I think I’ll start on one of my new projects or maybe finish the current ones. My mind is a mess, but then again, it usually is and I thrive in madness.