Steve Parry
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Thanks Nithin. Good to find a theme or plugin developer who actually responds and fixes an issue – well done:-)
Cheers
…Steve
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [All In One Favicon] PHP 8.2 compatibility patch@alduinwf Thank you. I was about to start working out the fixes myself so you saved me heaps of time:-)
Found you also need to add:
In includes/aio-favicon-frontend.php, find:
class AioFaviconFrontend {
Add after that:
public $faviconRenderHelper;
public $aioFaviconSettings;Cheers…Steve
- This reply was modified 8 months, 1 week ago by Steve Parry.
Hi Joachim.
Apologies for the delay – I’ve been away.
Thank you – didn’t even think to look there!
That fixed it – thank you.
There may be problems with a user with multiple memberships, eg a Subscriber as well as a separate member of another group. Initial testing indicates bother access levels need to be set to enable the menu and 2FA. But I can work around that.
Thanks again!
Cheers
…SteveThanks for the update. Any estimate on when you might be able to investigate for me?
Many thanks!
Cheers
…SteveHi Joachim,
Do you need any further information?
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…SteveDid this help Joachim?
Just to be clear, I have disabled all plugins, Wordfence 2FA (“Login Security”) option appears.
I enable RUA and Wordfence 2FA (“Login Security”) option disappears.Thank you!
Cheers
…SteveThanks for your reply Joachim.
I’m using RUA v2.2.3 and I’ve just seen an update to v2.3, so I’ve updated to v2.3 and the problem is still there.
In the Wordfence settings go to Login Security. You should see Two Factor Authentication Tab and Settings Tab. Select settings tab and set one of the roles (that you would login in as to test) to “Optional” and click save.
With RUA Activated, login as the the user with the role you have set to optional.
Go to Edit Profile for that user (Or Dashboard). You should see a “Login Security” Tab in the side menu. With RUA activated the Login Security tab doesn’t appear.
It may of course be something more subtle with the actual user level settings in RUA, but lets see if you can reproduce it like this first:-).
Cheers…Steve
Thanks for the quick response Bryle.
Just found out that there are 6 files with Themes backups in, some of them have empty folders, others have the actual files in.
So all good, on the assumption that using UpdraftPlus to restore somehow glues them all back together:-)
Thank you again.
Cheers…SteveThanks @bcworkz and @phillipwoo.
So sorry I haven’t got back to you earlier – avalanche of work hit me.
I appreciate both your replies and will look into them in the next couple of days when my head is above water.
Thanks again!
Cheers
…SteveSorry Helga, I’m still struggling with this.
I hadn’t realised that Customer wasn’t a standard role (don’t know where it came from!), so I’ve now changed the names and roles used to use Subscriber for the “Subscriber” menu.
So now I have three types of views:
1. Not logged in – sees the ‘public’ menus
2. Logged in as Subscriber – sees the ‘Subscriber’ menus
3. Logged in as Administrator – Want to see ‘public’ menus with Dashboard.Public menu items are set to Everyone can view, Subscriber menu items are set to Subscriber (and above) can view.
[In case it wasn’t clear before, the Public and the Subscriber menus are separate Menu structures – does that make a difference?]
(I’ll add a button or menu item (I hope) to click between Public, Dashboard and Subscriber views for Administrators – that’s another mini-project!)
NOW however, all three scenarios above see the Public menu – none see the Subscriber menu.
I’ve checked and triple-checked that the Subscriber menu items all have Logged in mode set to Subscriber role and the Public menu items have “Everyone” set. I’ve run it on Twenty-Nineteen with all plugins except NMR deactivated and it’s the same.
Any ideas? Thanks for your patience:-)
Cheers
…SteveOK, I understand – thank you very much. I do like NMR and would like to make that work as it is easier on the other site admins who aren’t as tech-savvy as me (and I’m not tech savvy anyway!), so I’ll try and work out the best way of achieving my outcome:-)
Keep up the good work, Helga!
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…SteveThanks Helga.
I didn’t understand “you haven’t assigned a specific cap to the admin user”.However I think it is to do with when I enable the following snippet:
function my_wp_nav_menu_args( $args = '' ) { if( is_user_logged_in() ) { $args['menu'] = 'Customer'; } else { $args['menu'] = 'Public'; } return $args; } add_filter( 'wp_nav_menu_args', 'my_wp_nav_menu_args' );
When enabled this seems to work for not logged in (public), and Logged in as Customer (Customer menu) but when logged in as Administrator I lose all the menus.
However if I tick Customer AND Administrator on the Customer menus I see the Customer Menus in the Administrator screen (but not the Public Menus)!
My head hurts….:-)
Any ideas?
Thank you!
Cheers
…SteveHi Helga,
Can I ask a question that is very similar but I can’t quite get your answer to address it.
I have three types of views:
1. Not logged in – sees the ‘public’ menus
2. Logged in as Customer – sees the Customer menus
3. Logged in as Administrator – Want to see ‘public’ menus with Dashboard.Public menu items are set to Everyone can view, Customer menu items are set to Customer (and above) can view.
(I’ll add a button or menu item (I hope) to click between Public, Dashboard and Members views for Administrators – that’s another mini-project!)
Currently, the first 2 work but the Administrator can get to the dashboard but Visit Site sees no menu items. I expected that as Administrator was higher than Customer they should at least see the Customer menu items, possibly all menu items.
Appreciate your guidance on this for me!
Cheers
…SteveForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Cannot modify header information – headers already sentRebooted the router – now works.
Another few hours of my life donated to the mysteries of IT:-)
Thanks for your help James.
Cheers
…SteveForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Cannot modify header information – headers already sentwhoa <headspin!>.
I’m running on the original wp-config.php and found that if I access the site on my phone via the mobile network, the site works (which is why it worked on my wife’s iPhone – her wifi was turned off). If I access the site on my phone (or my wifes phone) through my home wifi it fails.
My PC by default uses a VPN through my home ADSL2, and it works through that. If I turn off the VPN (ie use my standard ADSL2 ISP connection) it fails.
Can’t get my head around that one. Hope someone can have a brainwave idea! Going to bed now:-(
Cheers
…Steve