Mark

Thanks. Missed this one.

Here was the problem for me. There was more than one row in the wp_options table where option_id = 0. I deleted these in phpMyAdmin, then dropped the indexes on the table and recreated them.

--
-- Indexes for table wp_options
--
ALTER TABLE wp_options
  ADD PRIMARY KEY (option_id),
  ADD UNIQUE KEY option_name (option_name);

--
-- AUTO_INCREMENT for dumped tables
--

--
-- AUTO_INCREMENT for table wp_options
--
ALTER TABLE wp_options
  MODIFY option_id bigint(20) UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT;COMMIT;

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by Mark.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by Mark.

I can’t tell which one caused the issue. In my test environment, I disabled all plugins except Groups. Logged in as another user in a different browser I checked after each one was turned on if the restricted link appeared. It never did. In the production environment even with just the Groups plugin enabled it never went away when I accessed as a non-admin.

In a test environment disabling all plugins, activating Groups, then slowly reenabling each one, one at a time, worked. In a production environment the same approach did not. I tried things like clearing browser cache and flushing Supercache. So I’m kind of at a loss. Looks like I’ll have to look for some other solution.

The site is private so unfortunately I cannot demo it for you. The procedure is straightforward:

– Create the group
– Create a page and assign it to the group
– Don’t assign any members to the group
– Logout and login as anyone else. Note that it shows in the list of pages and when I click on it I can see the test content.

I don’t see any obvious plugins that might be contributing to the issue. Those installed include Jetpack, My Custom Functions, My Private Site, NextGEN Gallery, Rename Media Files, Simple Page Ordering, Social Login, Subscribe2, Updraft Plus, WordPress Force HTTPS and WordPress Media Library Folders.

I have the one test page. I simply assigned it to the IT Committee group, which exists but has no members.

Thanks for the suggestions. I have sent the company email and hoping they’d give us some slack but basically they’d want us to buy some sort of support contract that would cost at least $49. Onyx is a complex theme, all very integrated, which is both theme and plug in and sort of its own environment, so to use a different slider I’d also have to redesign the entire site. That’s an option, but adds complexities.

It’s hard to tell if there is an update since it is behind a pay wall. I did disable the plug in and reenabled it and nothing had changed.

There was an earlier instance of a bug that required updating a jQuery library, but I can find nothing on their support forum related to this.

I am having the same issue on my production site. It seemed to occur when I upgraded the plug in. Sent you a temporary admin access to my blog via email so you can troubleshoot.

I moved my site and had white pages. Set wp_cache in wp_config.php to false and it went away. Odd, because file permissions are the same as on the old host. For now I have disabled SuperCache.

OK, the Tweetable plug-in when activated seemed to cause the problem. I disabled it but left the Twitter Widget Pro widget enabled. All seems better now.

Well, it’s basically all of them. 10 need upgrades. I will upgrade them but I doubt that will solve my problem.

Hey, I have the same problem and feed works for me too. Dunno why.

Problems solved. There was an error in the template.

The suggestion worked! Thanks. This topic can be closed.