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I have the same question.

We managed to get around it by using Admin Menu Editor to create a link to it directly, but in the latest version of the plugin it seems they now check for “admin level” permissions.

I need this plugin to work for editors/authors on the back end, but dont want to go code hunting to find it.

Can we find out where it checks for the permission level in the code so we can change it manually?

It isn’t showing the admin bar to non-logged in users, it is caching an admin’s bar for non-logged in users.

As in, everyone who visits the site, see’s the admin bar with “Howdy, Admin” or “Howdy, Jessica”, or whatever in it. Its showing the admin bar, cached by the first person to visit a page after the cache is built.

I’d happily clone a copy of my site for debugging purposes, if someone wants to poke around and see why this is happening. I don’t know enough about the W3TC’s inner workings to understand where this could be occuring.

Destac, disabling the admin bar is not acceptable for this installation. The users use the admin bar to engage in front end editing/management.

Are there any known conflicts where the admin bar gets cached,based on the plugins listed above?

I should note, that when Filter Long URL Strings is enabled, the URL above will return a 403 error.

Hi Destac, we are not using BuddyPress.

The other major plugins used are

• Timber
• Rev Slider
• Event Espresso
• Advanced Custom Fields