Not Saving Settings

i have the same problem ..

>>When I create a page and tick the box(s) to allow groups access, I update the page to save the settings, but the boxes are unchecked… Hence, it’s not saving the UAM access setting for pages.<<

I have the same problem, but having no access to the FTP (then can’t access the database) I can’t run the given SQL codes…. What can I do?

Ok, yes, the table was missing. I had to use your second Create Table because the key was too big (I’m limited to 1000 bytes).

Now, let’s see if the practical use of it fixes the problem.

Update: Nope. Nothing is going into the new table. Not to mention that you don’t have a Foreign key linking these two together, only Primary Keys. (Or perhaps that’s a quirk of MySQL? I learned Oracle 10g SQL and PL/SQL, so I’m only loosely familiar with MySQL.)

At any rate, I tried both updating an existing group and creating a new one and no new data. But then, if you’re trying to link them by object_id, they are now out of sync anyway. Your object_id in the main table is automatically incrementing, so it can’t be matched to the object_id of the new table. And since a Primary Key can’t have duplicates, you can’t have up to four rows of the same object_id to represent each of the four categories that can be in a group.

Or maybe I’m missing a link that is a different field.

Got the same problem after updating UAM to latest Version. The table “wp_uam_accessgroup_to_object” disappeared.
Inserting it with 1st SQL-command (see note 10.) and everything’s fine for me now. Wonderful!

Ok, never mind. I suddenly used my eyes and realized what the problem was. Our tables are uniquely identifiable and when created during auto install are named correctly. But the manual Create Table I had to rename the table properly. That did the trick. ??

@gm_alex:

Can we expect that you’re going to push out an update for this fix, or should we do it manually?

Thanks ??

Could some provide me some information which steps you did before the table disappeared?

I’ve only done the update.

@gm_alex:
All I did was install the plugin on 02/26/2015 on a demo site that I am setting up. It appears the problem lies there.

@pillom: From which version?
@scooter: Only an install, no update?

No sir. No update.
A fresh install

Mine was a fresh install as well. It was the latest update. I also tried this previous time to uninstall and reinstall to see if anything changed. When I uninstalled, the Create Table we did didn’t uninstall. I had to manually Drop the Table.

I then reinstalled the plugin, which didn’t automatically install the second table. I manually installed the object table and realized at that point about the table name. So I Dropped the table, and reentered the manual table, with the table name change.

It’s working perfectly now. ?? So far, the test is working great. ??

Is there a way to fix it without accessing the database?

I came home from version:

1.2.6.3

@seiden: Go to the backend at UAM > Setup and choose reset. That should fix it.