phillipnauer

Even when creating a new page, adding it to the UM menu, setting the access privileges, it still shows up on Main Menu as “Restricted content”.

Sorry to reignite this topic.

After exploring the website for a few days, I have found that the problem has inverted.

Now instead of the relevant menu tabs being not visible to the authorised user, they are visible at all times but displaying ‘Restricted Content’ (the settings of the page itself).

I’ve tried resetting the access options to – allow everyone, then logged in users only, then selected user roles, tried deleting the page and recreating it and running same access privileges and the problem persists.

Are there any suggestions you can offer?
Thank you support

Perrfect. Thank you so much for a very quick and precise reply.

Matter resolved.

Hi Champ.

I found the solution. I understand what you were talking about now that it is working correctly. It was exactly as you said – to re-update the menu and re-save. I thought I had done that but what ultimately had to be done was to reset each page back to allowing “ALL USERS” access to the page, saving it, then reapplying the user roles back to each page.

I have to send you a HUGE thank you for your patience and understanding, and actually identifying the issue even though I wasn’t much help in explaining correctly.

Thank you again

Hi Champ.

No caching plugins installed.

I tested originally by deactivating all plugins except UM. I activated UM default theme Twenty Fifteen. Took it back to as basic as I could for trouble shooting and the problem persisted.

Still trying various configurations to try and resolve but no luck so far. Will try any suggestions that might help.

Is there anything else you could offer?
Cheers

Hi Champ,

Yes, those settings have been tested and they save perfectly fine. I had problems screen shooting my example but I have tried many different user roles for different pages and they are still no visible on the Nav Menu unless you are an Administrator Role.

The roles in the UM menu are set and saved and after logging out as Admin and logging back in as Admin, the menu settings are still the same.

Is there anything else that you could think of to resolve this problem?

Cheers Champ.

Hi Champ Camba,

Previous version UM 2.1.21 upgraded to 2.2.5

I’m not sure what re-updating the Nav settings with the UM menu settings means so I’m guessing I have not tried that.

This is what I did to possibly answer your curiosity
I made some adjustments to the Nav Menu (Dashboard/Appearance/Menu/Menu_Structure) and it seemed to save pretty well.

I have just now tried making some changes in Dashboard/Ultimate_Member/Settings/Appearance, to see if the changes would save. They were saved successfully as the profile changes reflected in the relevant pages.

If this is not the Nav settings and the UM menu settings you were talking about, I am definitely interested to find out if there is a connection I have missed and if you would be able to direct me to a positive outcome.

Thanks Champ

Thank you

Sorry I wasn’t as clear in my query as I thought I was.

Yes, the “fields” attributes contain ONLY fields. The example I was trying to show, was from which field group each field was from.

I will try to be a bit more clear sorry.

The template result I’m after would be like this:

field one (is from field group one)
field two (is from field group one)
field three (is from field group one)

field four (is from field group five)
field five (is from field group one)

field six (is from field group seven)
field seven (is from field group one)

The result is always returned as a group as below:

field one (is from field group one)
field two (is from field group one)
field three (is from field group one)
field five (is from field group one)
field seven (is from field group one)

field four (is from field group five)
field six (is from field group seven)

by automation they results keep coming back as a group no matter what order I place them in the “fields” attribute.

Thanks for understanding.

Thanks Roland. That set me on the right path to achieve my objective.