Menu shows just Roles and Uninstall

Same problem here…

This could be tricky.

Have you tried enabling and disabling?

Uninstall and reinstall?

Did the plugin ever work on your site?

If it did work at one time, what has changed since? (Plugin/Theme update/install)

Lastly, what theme are you using?

Since we have two instances of the issue, we might be able to cross-reference and track down the bug.

Have you tried enabling and disabling?
YES I TRIED…
Uninstall and reinstall?
DID IT RIGHT NOW! AND STILL NOTHING
Did the plugin ever work on your site?
NEVER
If it did work at one time, what has changed since? (Plugin/Theme update/install)
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Lastly, what theme are you using?
THE NAME OF THE THEME IS GAMEPRESS… (https://www.ads-software.com/extend/themes/gamepress)

I installed gamepress and nextgen on a test wordpress install I have.

It works, so that rules out the theme.

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A bit of digging in the code and it looks like this is a roles/permissions issue.

Are you the only user of your wordpress install, and you installed it yourself?

If you go to the NextGen roles section, it allows you to select the lowest role that is allowed to do which action.

Go to wordpress Users->All Users menu. Check what you role is (there are 5). If your the only one, you should be admin.

Then, go to NextGen Gallery->Roles. Since you probably want to be able to access everything make sure all the settings are at your role, or lower (if you want to give other people access).

The order is this, from most capability to least:

Admin
Editor
Author
Contributor
Subscriber

If you have other users, figure out who should have access and set everything up accordingly.

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If that doesn’t work, it may be a bug in another plugin or the wordpress install, affecting user roles…

I want you to test something. Make sure your logged in as admin and nextgen is installed.

Go to this address, replacing the bit with your web address:

https://*YOUR WP URL*/wp-admin/admin.php?page=nextgen-gallery

Make sure, if wp is installed in a subdirectory, to include that too.

I too have disabled/enabled and uninstalled/installed, but there was no change. I just checked the Roles settings, and everything is set to Administrator, which is what I’m signed in as. My theme is a custom adaptation of the default WordPress 2012 theme. Must be one of my other plugins that’s causing the issue.