brad_sdb

I still have not heard anything back on this. Is there a reason Jetpack does not show up and an admin menu that I can restrict access to?

By adding the super_admin role to “1” in ConfigPress you should be setting your default Admin user to have super admin access to the AAM interface which means that your Administrator role should be visible again when on the Admin account.

If you want to set a different user to be the super admin/be able to access the Administrator role then you will need to change 1 to the that user id.

@crazychameleon try this:

Go under the AAM menu and select the ConfigPress and add:

[aam]
super_admin = “1”

I was able to add AAM Super Admin but I am still receiving Access Denied when trying to update posts from the Administrator account.

Ah, you are correct. Thanks for that.

Sure, see below:

Error Message:
Fatal Error: syntax error, unexpected T_CLASS in /wp content/plugins/advanced-access-manager/application/control/object/metabox.php on line 1

Resolution:
I’m not sure if it is specific to my upload but the file format looks different from when I view the local version to the version that I download from my server once it’s been uploaded (the version I download almost looks like a minified version of the original). The problem is that when it does all of this it puts the entire thing on line 1 which then makes the two lines that are commented using // instead of /* comment out the remainder of the code. My solution was to simply change the // to /* and it resolved the problem.

Hey Vasyl,

Thanks for your quick response to this. It seems to be working perfectly now.

I do believe you have some errors due to commenting in the metabox.php file but I was able to correct it by putting some returns on lines with // comments.

Brad

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