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For commenting out, it is lines 341-344, need my glasses

Okay, I have security in place to check permissions for the current user to edit plugins, and if not then that message will appear. If you go into the editor for user-reg-aide-admin.php and go to line 328, or a little over halfway down under updating arrays and database options, comment out the line the is : if($csds_current_user->has_cap(‘edit_plugins’)){

Then make sure you comment out lines 342 to 344

which go like

}else{
echo ‘<message here (too long to retype now)>
exit();
}

Once you comment those out which is //, you should be good to go. You should also check on your permissions though, as I have not ever encountered that issue during testing or running. Another question is did you install it or someone else, but I don’t think that that would make a difference. But if your site is secure just comment out those lines above and that will get rid of the problem altogether for you, and if you have any more issues get back to me on my website and I can fix it for you and send you an update. I disabled the stop spammer plugin by the way so you should be able to contact me from the website.

Dude this is pretty weak for the prices you charge

Revision 1.1.3 & 1.1.4 addressed and resolved that.

Okay, apparently that security measure didn’t work so well or it worked too well, anyways I tested it and fixed it. I upgraded the plugin and fixed it in version 1.1.4

Sorry, I said looged in as admin, but if you are logged in as that individual for the associated profile, that should work too, if not I will have to update that, but I see no reason why it shouldnt work

That message was triggered by a new security feature that I added to make sure people couldn’t edit another persons profile unless they had authorization. If you are logged in as admin you should not be getting that error, however if you still can’t do it, go into the edit plugin for user-registration-aide.php and comment out the following lines (comment out = //)
315 if($csds_current_user->has_cap(‘edit_user’)){
338 }else{
339 exit(__(‘Naughty, Naughty! You do not have permissions to do this!’, ‘csdes_userRegAide’));
340 }

commenting out the lines would look like this if you are unfamiliar with that

340 //}

If you are still having trouble give me a holler back and I can do it for you and send it to you. Thanks for the input

Thanks for support and comment, and to answer your request, that is currently in the works to streamline the whole registration process. We are just working on the new code now and working to integrate the password strength meter into it as well.

Updated 8/16/12

1.1.3 resolved that

Okay – Version 1.1.3 fixed that, thanks for that info I couldn’t find that anywhere

I was working on that but I didn’t find a way around that at this time. If you are talking about the registration page, I added tabindex to the input boxes but seeing as it is using wordpress registration form it seems to ignore my indexes for some reason. It should work okay but it doesn’t. That will be the next update if that is even possible. They got their tabindexes messed up they go 10 20 100 so I dont know, but like I said I will look into it more when I get the chance. The other alternative would be to hack the signup page and change the tabindex there, but if you do make a copy first! Start with 0, 1, then leave the register button as is, that might work, as I think i started my index at either 2 or 3

I just did an upgrade to version 1.1.1 in case you haven’t uploaded it already so it should update from WordPress in the updates now

Tabbing issue? I am not sure what you mean by that

I am so sorry, uninstall the plugin and upload it again and reactivate it, I made a couple minor changes just before the update and apparently messed it up, but that has now been fixed