UM2.0 – Permalink 404

Hi @kimthurlow,

I’ve tested this issue on our testing site but I haven’t experienced any issues with permalinks or members page. Can you please try to delete your members page and try to create it once again.

Regards.

Thanks. I deleted the pages and no change. I then thought I’d duplicate the Default Profile Form and got this error message showing under User Meta:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in mywebsite.com/public_html/wp-content/plugins/ultimate-member/includes/admin/core/class-admin-forms.php on line 698

I don’t know if that’s part of this problem or not?

Kind regards
Kim

I thought this might resolve my earlier broken conditional menu items issue for logged in users. However changing the permalinks didn’t help as the logged in users still cant access their pages. Conditional menu items only work for logged out users. Interestingly the Administrator account cannot access these pages via the UM2.0 menu links either. The pages themselves can be accessed via the administrator panel though.

Hi @kimthurlow and @grantcause,

Please try to do a quick conflict test so we can rule out theme/plugin conflicts and see if this issue goes away.
Here is the doc on how to do a conflict test if you are not sure.

Regards.

@ultimatemembersupport way beyond that, have already done this. Check out my previous “UM2.0 Broken Menus” item on the UM2.0 tag to see what I have already tried. It is definitely a redirect being caused by UM2.0 conditional menus. Non UM2.0 links work just fine on my site. I can see the correct page briefly flash up and then be redirected really quickly. It only happens for logged in users. I only tried this permalinks test as I was clutching at straws. Waiting for the UM2.1 update. The 404 issue described here seems to be unique to @kimthurlow.

Well, I’ve done the plugin/theme conflicts and as deactivating Events Calendar corrected the issue, I deleted the plugin. All appeared fine and then when trying to install bbpress, same thing has happened again. Now with all plugins deactivated except UM2.0 and the theme as 2017 – pretty permalinks don’t work. Neither does the bbpress, so perhaps that’s caused an issue. Aaargh!

Okay, sorted. So for the benefit of anyone who stumbles across this post looking for answers to similar problems: seems it wasn’t Events Calendar but bbpress. The initial install was screwed up because of UM2.O, non 2.0 bbpress extension, which caused bbpress to disappear from the dashboard and my pretty permalinks. I appear to have solved the problem by using Role Editor to delete leftover bbpress user roles, downloading 2.0 UM bbpress extension and reinstalling bbpress. Hurrah!