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When I try to de-activate any plugin it gives error. How to solve this? Plugin is getting de-activated but on clicking button "Deactivate" I get this error.
Warning: call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback, 'youtuber_uninstall' was given in /home/username/public_html/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 395**
The Youtuber plugin has a little error: it has a function to remove it's own options, called wp_youtuber_uninstall. However, it hooks into the deactivate_plugin option with the function youtuber_uninstall, which does not exist. This has been reported in the WP support forums.
You can remove the line that says add_action('deactivate_plugin', 'youtuber_uninstall' ); to get rid of this error. In fact, be happy that it doesn't work, because the wp_youtuber_uninstall function should check which plugin is being uninstalled right now, and only clean up when it is remove itself. Right now, it would remove its own options every time any plugin is uninstalled.
It's a bit of a guess because I don't know the youtuber plugin well, but it does not uninstall correctly. I remember a similar problem we had with the Breadcrumb NavXT Uninstall routine and a similar error (the function-name was naturally different). I could handle that for MU setups that time by providing a uninstall.php with the plugin. It must be still in.
Please check that you have properly deactivated the youtuber plugin and the uninstall of it at least one-time was requested. After that, check if the plugin is still in the plugin directory. If so, rename the folder of the youtuber plugin. This should solve your issue.
You can delete the directory as well if you don't need it any longer, renaming often is faster and easier for testing. As always: Backup first.
Sounds like an issue with a plugin - try deactivating all of them and re-activating them one by one
It's likely another plugin causing this, but just to be sure there are no theme functions messing with you, try temporarily switching to the default theme (twentyten or kubrick) and see if it persists. That's one big variable you can eliminate pretty quickly.
If you have FTP access, go to wp-content/plugins
delete the folder having the name of the plugin and you are done
