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Update (fixed!):

After checking general privacy settings I saw feedback that WordPress assumed the Complianz app was disabled although it was still active in “Plugins” overview.

Complianz reappeared again after disabling and reactivating it again.

Complianz 7.0.5
WordPress 6.5.3

Hi all, same issue here.
I’ve administrator role. Get “no permission” error when I visit “/wp-admin/admin.php?page=complianz”
No “manage_privacy” found in capabilities.

Also our Privacy policy and Cookie consent page are returning a 418 error code.

Hey Anders,

Thanks for quick response!
Will not be able to share link to site unfortunately. It’s a private family blog.

I used the Hemingway theme, no child theme and no modifications made.
Problem was solved by switching to the Twenty Sixteen theme.
Site is running latest WordPress version 4.9.6 (GDPR update)

Maybe a PHP conflict? Server is still on version 5.5.38

Thx for the reply. It did the trick. Much appreciated.

Also after re-activating the Campaign Monitor plugin all new form submits end up in the database. (I’m using the latest development version of the database plugin).

Thanks!

Fixed indeed.

@ipstenu sorry for the late reply: No, site isn’t hosted on Earthlink.

The issue in my case is caused by the child theme’s functions.php file. If I delete it from the child theme folder everything is working fine.

Strange thing is that even a empty functions.php file is causing pages to turn blank.

I used this child theme on another server, in a normal (non MU) setup without any issues.

Having same issue here.

In my case it only occurs after activating a child theme of Twentyten. Every “Publish”, “Save changes” results in a blank screen. The child theme is dead simple, so I don’t quite understand how it could cause this issue.

• PHP version is 5.2.5
• Memory limit is set to 64MB

Site is part of a WP 3.0 MU setup, I’m now checking of one of the ‘network’ plugins could cause this issue.

Working fine with me too, on several wordpress (2.8.1) installs.

@mitchoyoshitaka – Thanks for your quick reply.

Too bad. I tried 3.0.7b1, but it didn’t solve the issue.

Any ideas are still welcome.

FYI: Same issue occurs on my local version (Wampserver)

@mitchoyoshitaka – I’m planning on using YARPP on a new website of mine. I had it implemented, and it worked fine. But after I upgrade the wordpress from 2.7.1 to 2.8 yesterday I noticed the YARPP widget isn’t working any more.

This problem persists after updating to YARPP 3.0.6.

The “Automatically display related posts?” keeps on working fine, but I like to implement it the sidebar.
If I use the “related_posts()” code from the manual install, then results do show up in the sidebar.

I’m going to give v3.07b1 a try. Maybe it solves it all.

Otherwise any ideas what could be the problem?

The only weird thing I noticed is that the cache status always is “0% complete” after page reload.

I had a similar problem. I choose the option to always redirect visitors to the url they game from.

But when a user logged out (from p.ex. the blog index page) and then immediately logged in again (from the “/wp-login.php?loggedout=true” page) he landed on the dashboard page…

I fixed it using the “hide dashboard” capability and use it to redirect them to the index page.

But still, great plugin! Thanks for sharing

I’m using a list like this on one of my clients site.

But I encounter a strange issue. The query and filtering is working fine on every page and post.

EXCEPT on my landingspage it’s going completely wrong; it lists all my posts with all the languages mixed.

The landingspage is a static page, and I’m quite sure it is because I setup my wordpress to display this static page as the front page instead of the list of posts it normally shows, that things are going wrong. It’s just like with this setup Gengo doesn’t know which language the page is in .

Anyone any idea on solving this?

Thanks in advance.

This is the php code to show the list, and I’m using Gengo2.5 alpha on WP2.5.1

<?php query_posts('showposts=3&cat=4'); ?>
<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
<div class="list-item">
<a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>" rel="bookmark" title="Read more about <?php the_title(); ?>"><img class="left" height="60" width="90" src="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>/wp-content/media/<?php
$values = get_post_custom_values("Image"); echo $values[0]; ?>" /></a>
<div class="description"><h4><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>" rel=”bookmark”>
<?php
the_title(); ?></a></h4></div><div class="clear"></div>
</div>
<?php endwhile; ?>

I found a (maybe temporary) solution to the problem above.

The Samsarin php widget plugin allowed me to add the php snippets to the standard WordPress widgets, so I can achieve the same sidebar as with the K2 sidebar manager

https://www.samsarin.com/blog/2007/03/10/samsarin-php-widget/