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er0s22,

The Google Analytics API v3.0 release was not backwards compatible and broke all of Googlyzer’s data access, authentication, etc. methods that communicated with the Google Analytics API. We’ve got a release in process that will work with the new API, though it is not yet out.

mitchbw,

We just released version 1.5 of WP User Control, which has quite a few updates and has been tested up to WP v3.4.2.

-Bill

caradal,

Thanks for your post. In its current version, WP User Control does not provide the ability to hide specific tabs. However, we could look at adding that capability for a future release. We’ll add it to our list for roadmap functionality.

mannygsawit,

WP User Control can be used by both admin and standard users to log in. I use it to log in as the WP admin on several sites. It does not sound like WP User Control is causing your problem, but you can delete it (or any other plugin you may have installed) via FTP in the standard plugin directory location… WP_ROOT_DIRECTORY/wp-content/plugins/

infuser,

Thanks for your post. The “profile” link leads to the user’s WP profile page (or to the WP admin dashboard for admin users), there is not currently an option within WP User Control to modify this. In order to change that behavior you would have to perform custom PHP edits on the WP User Control plugin files. The custom link field provides the ability to add another link to a custom page or URL. You do not want to delete profile.php, that is part of WP itself not the WP User Control plugin.

inprojectcloud,

In its present form WP User Control is not designed to display via shortcode, there is not a simple set of instructions we could provide to you to enable this. However, we can add ‘display via shortcode’ to the requested feature list for a future release.

Ivoinperu,

Sounds like you may be running an older version of PHP. Try the solution in this blog post. This fix is also being incorporated into the next version of WP HTML Sitemap.

sadtechie,

You’re the only user to report an issue on WP 3.4. This is not a known issue. Please list the settings you configured adding the WP User Control widget to your sidebar. Also, what theme are you using?

kirky,

You’re the only user we’ve had report an issue like this on WP 3.4, and we have not been able to replicate this error in test. The error, if it is the same one you listed in your 1st post on this topic, suggests that the Home widget is not being created properly during plugin activation. However, it is very strange that this error appeared after you changed the Google account associated with Googlyzer.

We have 2 further suggestions for you to attempt to resolve. First, try removing Googlyzer, re-installing, and set Googlyzer up with a different Google account. Second, if the same error persists, try disabling the Googlyzer Home Dashboard widget within Googlyzer settings to see if that clears the error. If it does, try re-enabling the Googlyzer Home Dashboard widget to see if it comes back.

Please let us know the results.

kirky,

We’re not sure what is going on. We have not seen errors like these anywhere in our tests. The items you deleted from the WP database were not options entries left by Googlyzer. We do not believe they had anything to do with the issue you’re experiencing. Try going into Googlyzer settings and logging out of the existing Google account and then signing back in to enable Googlyzer access. If that doesn’t work, we’d suggest removing Googlzyer and starting from the beginning (go through all steps for setting up Googlyzer for your Google account). You could also test on a fresh install of WP to see if there is anything associated with your Google account that might be causing an issue (perhaps try multiple Google accounts).

kirky,

Thanks for your post. We’ve not seen this issue in our tests, but we’re in the midst of testing a development build of the next release of Googlyzer so we will add this to our issues list to be investigated.

If you deactivate and then uninstall Googlyzer (from the WordPress plugin management tab before deleting anything), all of the prior plugin options and data should be deleted. If you’re comfortable looking at the MySQL database, you can do a select on the wp_options table based on ‘%googlyzer%’ after uninstalling the pluging to see if any options are being left in the WP database after removal of the plugin. If you find any, they can be safely deleted and then you can reinstall. Let us know if you do see any after doing an uninstall, as they should not be there if the uninstall was successful.

1two3,

Thanks for reporting this error. We are in the process of testing the next release of Googlyzer on a WPMS install. We have added this error to our test scenarios issue list. We anticipate the next release of Googlyzer will be out soon, and will include WMPS support.

karwal.bubble,

That is a permissions issue on your server. file_get_contents is a common PHP function, used by many WP plugins. Did you check if allow_fopen_url is set to ON in your php.ini file? Do a Google search on that error code and you’ll see many articles with instructions on how to resolve. You should look for a solution that is specific to your hosting provider.

mayday,

Thanks for your post, and great question. Googlyzer does not currently have any capability to configure custom access to the dashboard. In the current release, the Googlyzer Dashboard is limited to the WP Administrator role only. However, we can look at adding this capability to our release roadmap for a future version.

MaureenT,

Thanks for your post. The Admin and Profile links are dependent upon which type of user is logged in. Admin users will see an Admin link, and standard users will see a Profile link.

Regarding the Account link displayed in the screenshot… that is a custom link that was added in the WP User Control widget options to display WPEC account details. You can add any custom link you want in the same way, just enter the url in the Custom Link field and enter the desired title for your link in the Custom Link Title field and then save.