Closed Anubarak closed 6 years ago
Check your vendor/craftcms/plugins.php file. There’s probably a reference to your Default plugin in there.
Thank you very much Brandon, removing that plugin from the file helped and I got rid of this (and a few more) errors related to the plugin. The topic can be closed
@Anubarak good to hear. FFR if you want to remove a plugin, make sure to do it with the composer remove
command, rather than deleting the files manually.
Description
I made a composer update in order to update our Craft 3 project to the latest version but now I don't have access to my entries/categories. Because I receive the following
Component class 'craft\elements\Entry' belongs to an uninstalled plugin ('default').
I created a
default
plugin few months ago with pluginfactory.io but it was totally empty - I made no changes - and I deleted it afterwards and removed it from our composer file. After that I made several composer updates with different plugins but after the last system update everything crashes. The "Default" Plugin appears in theadmin/settings/plugins
page even through there are no files for it anywhere. Not in my custom plugins folder nor in the vendor folder and there is no composer.json for it anywhere. So I'm a bit clueless what to doAdditional info
Edit:
The error is here
$class
iscraft\fields\Dropdown
and$pluginHandle
isdefault-plugin
how can it be that the field is linked to a non existing plugin? When I remove the condition or just insert afalse &&
everything works fine