jheinrichs79

PS – Is there any way to have “Sunday” as the first day in the calendar display instead of “Monday”?

The only theme I had installed was a blank theme that I customize slightly.
I have since downloaded and installed “Twenty Sixteen” and activated it. Logged out of User1 and went back into User2 & User3 and NEITHER of them can the “Events, Locations, Event Tages and Event Categories” in the menu section like before.

I disabled the “Twenty Sixteen” and re-activated the original theme.

I have also in the past tried disabling the “events manager” plugin and re-enabling it to see if that would solve it.

Anything else?

The only plugin enabled was events manager.
Akismet is the only plugin disabled.
No other plugins are installed.
Because I didn’t need to do anything. The problem remains the same.

Will try the theme in a few minutes. I need to remote into the network to do it.

Yup. Since all users are WordPress administrators all users had permissions to all settings.

I have gone in an turned on the capabilities for all the users types and then made sure to log out and log back in.

Again… The users can see, edit change everything related to the events plugin

EXCEPT

When they Go to:

Appearance -> Menus

On the left side column User2 & User3 don’t see “Events, Locations, Event Tages and Event Categories”

If I log out and log back in with User1, User1 can see the “Events, Locations, Event Tages and Event Categories”.

While I doubt a browser would be the issue I tried IE, Firefox and Chrome and the behavior is experienced identically in all browsers.

I have tried logging in from different internal computers and all computers display the same thing. User1 is OK. User2 & User3 aren’t able to add “”Events, Locations, Event Tages and Event Categories” to menus because those options do NOT show up.

I did that and it’s still not working… Any ideas on what I need to do to get it working?

It should have read “leaf” to “fr_FR”

I found this in “theme-functions.php”:

function leaf_setup() {

/**
  * ed to the /Make Leaf available for translation.
  * Translations can be addlanguages/ directory.
  * If you're building a theme based on Leaf, use a find and replace
  * to change 'leaf' to the name of your theme in all the template files.
 */

I went to home.php and changed this line:

<p class="read-more-link"><a>"><?php _e( 'Full Article', 'leaf'  ); ?> →</a></p>

to

<p class="read-more-link"><a>"><?php _e( 'Full Article', 'fr_FR' ); ?> →</a></p>

I changed “lead” to “fr_FR” but this still didn’t seem to work.

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The install of WordPress started out from 3.2.1
There was no upgrades etc.

All DB items seem to have been made correctly.

Yup. I’m the only admin

It says that “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.”

I think we’re so close! I followed the instructions and tried to re-setup networks. This time it never complained that it was “Setup before”.Logged out and logged back in but alas… Nothing new is under your profile except log out.

At the time I did this I disabled ALL plugins even the first time.

It’s not brand new ??

Thanks for letting me know about the number in the prefix. Is there anything else you can’t do? ie. like a 4 char prefix etc???

I typically use the first few initials of the projects for the prefix. I’ve never used numbers. Like Hair Cutz Extreme I would use “hce_”

Any other suggestions?

PS – Thanks for all this help. Much appreciated.

sorry if I wasn’t clear. I just started working on a project. I have never setup a network for this installation of WordPress.

Typically I have the Webserver and then I create seperate Full Instances of WordPress in subfolder:

https://localhost/->Nothing here
https://localhost/project1/ <-install WordPress here with a DB and User
https://localhost/project2/ <- install with both different DB and User
etc.. etc..

I just started setting up say project5 and I figured I try Networks.
As stated before, I followed the instructions. When it got to the part where it says copy this info and paste it into .htaccess and .wp-config.php… The Very FIRST time I saw this screen it said “Warning: An existing WordPress network was detected” at the top of the screen.

does that explain it a bit better?

It was there on the first time I tried setting things up.

/wp-admin/network
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