Adam Walter

I am also having this same issue. I have “Don’t cache pages for following user roles” checked as well as all the relevant roles that shouldn’t get cached content. However, W3TC is still caching.

W3TC knows I’m logged in because this is in my page HTML source:

Page Caching using disk: enhanced (User is logged in)
Database Caching using disk (Request-wide User is logged in)

Thank you tadesse! This cleared up the error for me. Where on Earth is the developer in all this?

It could be. But something as simple as a global option “Always collapsed / Always expanded” would be helpful.

Sometimes when I have multiple repeaters on a page (in addition to other fields and metaboxes), each with a good number of rows, it can make for a very long, visually intimidating page for my clients. Finding the right field can be harder. It’s not really a major issue, just a small tweak/idea.

This problem was fixed for 2 people, but it would help if the solution was posted to this forum. I’m having this same problem. I’m using the latest WP version, so I suspect it’s an incompatibility?

Even though I had to move on to a different plugin under time constraints, I’ll chime in and say that my site is also running Better WP Security.

I’m wondering if it’s my web server. I recently migrated the site and that is when the settings page became unaccessible (the plugin still works, though). On my development server, the settings page IS accessible.

This isn’t the first problem I’m having with this server, so I’ll just add this to my list. ?? Thanks for your help.

Checked using Members. I DO have edit_plugins checked.

I’m also having this issue. I am getting a “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page” despite being logged in as the admin user. I’m running the latest version of the plugin and WordPress.