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  • Plugin Author Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    When you say you get no dashboard, what do you get instead? The front end? A blank screen? Something else? Can you post a screen shot somewhere?

    Also: what version of WordPress? What webserver software (Apache, IIS, something else?) and its version? What version of PHP? What is the operating system of the *server* (Linux [what distro/version], MS-Windows, MacOSX, *BSD).

    Thread Starter GameFe

    (@gamefe)

    Included is a screen shot.

    On the right hand side is a safari window where I am logged in as admin
    On the left is chrome signed in as wptester (with role librarian)

    So all i can ever see is the regular website.
    even if i go through the wordpress login it just takes me to the ‘my account’ page

    WordPress: 4.5.2
    Linux Hosting with cPanel
    PHP version 4.0.10.7

    link to screenshot
    https://www.gamefe.co.uk/screen-shot-2016-05-20-at-20-01-34/

    Plugin Author Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    What is this ‘My Account’ page? This is NOT standard WordPress. I am guessing you have some plugin installed that implements the ‘My Account’ page. Neither of these is the standard WordPress Dashboard either (even the admin one), at least from what I can tell from the thumbnails (the image is too big for me to download right now with my dialup connection — I will look at it tomorrow when I am somewhere with high speed internet access).

    Plugin Author Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    What happens when you replace the ‘my-account’ phrase in the location field to ‘wp-admin’, eg go to the url ‘https://www.gamefe.co.uk/wp-admin/’ once you have logged in as the wptester user?

    Thread Starter GameFe

    (@gamefe)

    it is woo commerce. i see the dashboard now that i deactivated woo commerce.

    so i guess i’ll have to find a different plugin if woo commerce is incompatible

    Plugin Author Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    Or maybe there is a setting in woo-commerce that can allow *selected* users access to the ‘real’ dashboard, since it *seems* to let your admin user have access to the WP dashboard.

    @robert Heller

    I am having the same issue as OP, I am not trying to steal the post but not sure if he resolved it or not.

    It is important that I have both wooCommerce and Web Librarian work in conjunction for my non profit organization.

    Thread Starter GameFe

    (@gamefe)

    I couldn’t resolve using both.

    I switched to https://librarika.com to handle the library and ran it in an iframe in the site. not as pretty, but it works.

    Plugin Author Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    There is some basic incompatibility between wooCommerce and WebLibrarian. They don’t play nice with each other. I guess I need to research this at some point.

    Plugin Author Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    OK, the wooCommerce plugin usurps the ‘normal’ WP wp-admin with its ‘my-account’ page. It does allow the admin bar, but only for aministrators, which gives admins a hook back to the WP dashboard. This is a *serious* incompatibility. I am going to ask on the wooCommerce support forum if there is any work around for this.

    Plugin Author Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    Plugin Author Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    OK, I’ve pushed an update to WebLibrarian, with the recent update to WooCommerce, the two plugins should now play nice with each other.

    Plugin Author Robert Heller

    (@robertpheller)

    I have added to additional features (short codes for patron record editing) that should better compatibility with WooCommerce.

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