CMM Concepts

I am having a similar problem. Clicking on the icon to “View tree” for any person just displays the page of bio data of all of the people in the “Family”. I can’t get a tree to display no matter what I try, which has included uninstalling/reinstalling, changing permalinks and slugs, etc.

I just did this myself. <:-|

You have to edit permissions at the database level.

In your WP database, go into usermeta.

Find the appropriate user, sorted by userid.

In the same userid, find capabilities.

Change the string in capabilities to:

a:2:{s:15:"membershipadmin";s:1:"1";s:13:"administrator";s:1:"1";}

Good luck!

I think I’m close, but it didn’t quite work.

Using PHP MyAdmin, I selected the correct database and then in wpfb_files under file_name clicked “Change” and saved this change there.

I deleted the original files that didn’t sync properly from the WP-Filebase Admin in WordPress, but it still synced them again with truncated names.

I deleted ALL FILES, from the WP side, and synced again, and it only imported the four files with truncated file names, still truncated.

Would someone please expand on exactly what “changed the database set up for file_name to vechar(255)” means? based on fabifott’s response, it sounds like this is done somewhere/somehow in the actual database? Like through PHP MyAdmin?

I’m not very knowledgeable about a lot of the backend stuff, but I’m great at following clear directions. ??

Thank you very much.

This is happening to me again.

I think it has something to do with WordPress updates.

When I posted originally (3 weeks ago), WordPress had just put out an update and I started getting the error.

A few days later, there was an update to this plug-in, and the error stopped.

Now, WordPress just updated again, and I am getting the error again.

I did empty my cache. I still get the error.

Please advise?

Thank you.

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I just realized that it does only seem to happen with a child site on a multisite install.

The same export works fine on a single WP site: https://cmmconcepts.com/clients/sandbox/wordpress/

I guess I’ll hold on off on a trouble ticket with Artisteer for now.

Any thoughts?

I’ll be happy to. I still haven’t figured it out.

I have the latest 3.1 version of Artisteer, Standard Edition, installed on two computers. If I export from one of them, I get the white screens. If I export from the other, the theme “works”, but pieces are missing. The theme-check plugin returned pages of errors.

If you click the link now, before I resolve this, you’ll see missing menus, header-text CSS, etc.

I completely uninstalled Artisteer and Templateer, double checked that I was using the correct versions, resinstalled them both, deleted the local and live theme exports, exported it from the fresh Artisteer install and uploaded it and I’m still having the same problems.

The Artisteer software won’t allow me to go back to the Home edition, either. If I try using that license, which still has several months left on it, it boots me and says I have to activate the software. It only accepts the Standard license.

I am putting in a help ticket with them now.

I recently realized that only themes exported from a computer where I was using an upgraded version of Artisteer are having a problem, so that’s the direction I’m moving into troubleshooting now.

Thanks! Sorry to have bothered you. ??

It’s a theme I created with Artisteer, also using Templateer. I’ve created dozens with this combinations and they’ve always been wildly compatible with everything else. I also know other users of Artisteer+Multisite. That’s why I figured I’m doing something little that is wrong.