raymondorr

Good news. I deactivated and deleted s2Member plugin (with Safeguard s2Member Data/Options set to “yes”).
I then reinstalled s2Member Framework plugin and everything works now.
Also, all s2Member configurations (including PayPal) were retained. Nothing had to be reloaded!

Congrats to s2Member for the Safeguard feature – it works!

KTS915,

Regarding the migration, I used WP Migrate DB and copied all WP files using FTP download/upload.

The course is working on the previous site using the same theme and plugins. I have deactivated all plugins on the new site as a test but no improvements.

I may try exporting each course and saving them to my desktop, then deactivate s2member and WP Courseware and removing them entirely. Then I can incrementally begin to add stuff back to see if I can have more success.

Pages show normally, but a post results in the error.

KTS915,

Thanks for the reply. The code snippet is only the else if statement from the security.inc.php file supplied with the s2Member install. I showed this as a reference. This is not my coding.

I think this is maybe telling me the post access level is not correct for the user? But, the unit is a Level 0 and all units are marked as requiring Level 0, so I don’t know where to look for a fix.

Ray

Removing the files from the server via FTP indeed appears to resolve the problem of accessing the admin panel.

Although I watched the directory and all it’s contents disappear from the remote site pane (FileZilla FTP), this morning I revisited the server directory via FTP and discovered the files were still present! I have no idea why or how. All files in the development site are also in the production site so it doesn’t appear I removed anything by mistake.

Either way, I will chalk it up to operator error.

All is fine now.

Correction to previous post: I upgraded from 5.2.4 to 5.2.5, then deleted the entire directory in the plugins folder.

I also have problems accessing the Admin login page. I installed 5.2.3, then deleted the entire directory in the plugins folder. I still get the fatal error: Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘WPSEO_PREMIUM_PATHclasses/google/Google_Client.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/local/lib/php:/usr/local/php5/lib/pear’) in /my_directory/wp-content/plugins/google-analytics-for-wordpress/admin/api-libs/googleanalytics/class-google-analytics-client.php on line 4.

It appears the login script is now looking for the deleted files!

Should I be deleting something else?