joelworsham

Hi there,

Sorry, but I’m sure I understand the question. Client Dash needs to modify the database in order to work.

If you do this and then uninstall and want to “clean up” the database, simply delete the new table wp_cd_customizations (where wp_ is your DB prefix).

I just tested myself and the submenu is available. To be clear, did you click on the Yoast menu item, and then click submenu to edit the submenu? You need to add those in. I would advise re-enabling the “Customize Admin Tutorial” and go through it if this doesn’t make sense. You can do so at Client Dash -> Settings -> Enable Customize Admin Tutorial.

Let me know how this works for you. Thanks.

Hi there,

After activating Yoast, did you go back to the Customize Admin tool and add the Yoast items back to each customized menu? You must do this for any plugins/themes you activate after you’ve customized an admin menu.

Hi Tanner,

Sorry for any confusion. What exactly are you referring to with “bulk modifications”?

Thank you for the kind words! Glad it works for you.

Cheers.

I was able to get it working your site by deactivating and then re-activating Client Dash. It seems as though, for some reason, Client Dash did not properly setup capabilities for the roles. So essentially “turning it off and on again” did the trick!

Sorry for the inconvenience.

This may be a stretch, but some users have had similar issues with SSL incompatibilities. Could you attempt to disable your SSL plugin, try the upgrade, then re-activate it? If this still doesn’t work, please double check that both your frontend AND backend are using SSL, and not just one or the other.

Thanks!

Did you activate Client Dash from the network-activated level? Client Dash is not fully supportive of multi-site systems, unfortunately. You should be able to activate individually on each sub-site, but not necessarily network activate.

Sorry for any inconvenience.

Sorry for this. Can you please enable WP_DEBUG and try again, then let me know if any errors show up on the screen? You can find more info on wp debug here: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/WP_DEBUG

Thanks!

Not a bad thought, but I do not believe that should be necessary.

Do you have any plugins on your website that would block wordpress admin notifications? If so, disable them and check for an Upgrade notification from client dash. If not, try manually visiting this link: https://www.autoadvisory.com/wp-admin/index.php?clientdash_upgrade=1

Make sure to backup your website and database first, just in case.

Sorry for these troubles.

Did you upgrade from an old version or is this the first time ever using this plugin on your website?

Christine,

Could you please open a new issue so that we don’t send Greg notifications for this ticket? I would be more than happy to help you out in a new ticket, thank you!

Thank you so much!

Thanks! I have the file, but I won’t be able to remove anything. You can either edit/remove your post here, or delete the file from Dropbox.

Thanks again.