I ran into an unexpected situation after installing the 7.x-2.1 of the Multilang - Embed multiple translations inside a unique node or block module. I was actually experimenting with that module to better understand the question about Why is the recommended release of my module not proposed in Drupal updates?

After I finished experimenting with that (version of that) module, I wanted to disable it again, via the typical admin/modules link. The link still worked (so no WSOD situation like you may get if you run into memory problems), but not even 1 module (enabled or disabled) was shown in my module list. So no way to "disable" that Multilang module from there.

How can I disable this module without using the admin/modules link (since there it doesn't show up)?

I ran into an unexpected situation after installing the 7.x-2.1 of the Multilang - Embed multiple translations inside a unique node or block module. I was actually experimenting with that module to better understand the question about Why is the recommended release of my module not proposed in Drupal updates?

After I finished experimenting with that (version of that) module, I wanted to disable it again, via the typical admin/modules link. The link still worked (so no WSOD situation like you may get if you run into memory problems), but not even 1 module (enabled or disabled) was shown in my module list. So no way to "disable" that Multilang module from there.

How can I disable this module without using the admin/modules link (since there it doesn't show up)?

I ran into an unexpected situation after installing the 7.x-2.1 of the Multilang module. I was actually experimenting with that module to better understand the question about Why is the recommended release of my module not proposed in Drupal updates?

After I finished experimenting with that (version of that) module, I wanted to disable it again, via the typical admin/modules link. The link still worked (so no WSOD situation like you may get if you run into memory problems), but not even 1 module (enabled or disabled) was shown in my module list. So no way to "disable" that Multilang module from there.

How can I disable this module without using the admin/modules link (since there it doesn't show up)?

I ran into an unexpected situation after installing the 7.x-2.1 of the Multilang - Embed multiple translations inside a unique node or block module. I was actually experimenting with that module to better understand the question about Why is the recommended release of my module not proposed in Drupal updates?

After I finished experimenting with that (version of that) module, I wanted to disable it again, via the typical admin/modules link. The link still worked (so no WSOD situation like you may get if you run into memory problems), but not even 1 module (enabled or disabled) was shown in my module list. So no way to "disable" that Multilang module from there.

How can I disable this module without using the admin/modules link (since there it doesn't show up)?

I ran into an unexpected situation after installing the 7.x-2.1 of the Multilang module. I was actually experimenting with that module to better understand the question about Why is the recommended release of my module not proposed in Drupal updates?

After I finished experimenting with that (version of that) module, I wanted to disable it again, via the typical admin/modules link. The link still worked (so no WSOD situation like you may get if you run into memory problems), but not even 1 module (enabled or disabled) was shown in my module list. So no way to "disable" that Multilang module from there.

How can I disable this module without using the admin/modules link (since there it doesn't show up)?

I ran into an unexpected situation after installing the 7.x-2.1 of the Multilang module. I was actually experimenting with that module to better understand the question about Why is the recommended release of my module not proposed in Drupal updates?

After I finished experimenting with that (version of that) module, I wanted to disable it again, via the typical admin/modules link. The link still worked (so no WSOD situation like you may get if you run into memory problems), but not even 1 module (enabled or disabled) was shown in my module list. So no way to "disable" that Multilang module from there.

How can I disable this module without using the admin/modules link (since there it doesn't show up)?