• Resolved r6squeegee

    (@r6squeegee)


    Does CMP really need network admin access (adverse to just admin access)?

    I have a multi-site setup and I created a user who is just an admin of the site. CMP plugin is installed, I can hover over “cmp settings” and see the menu. I can even click on any of the CMP options and everythig works – except CMP Basic Setup. It just goes to an error page saying: “The requested URL /wp-admin/cmp-settings was not found on this server.”

    I’ve set my wordpress to just /, i.e. it’s the advanced option is going to : /wp-admin/admin.php?page=cmp-advanced (and it works) but basic one seems to be different.

    If I login as a network admin though, everything works fine.

    Any ideas?

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  • Plugin Author NiteoThemes

    (@niteo)

    Hi, network admin is not required, standard admin of site should do just fine.

    Could you try to access Basic settings by /wp-admin/admin.php?page=cmp-settings link?

    Thread Starter r6squeegee

    (@r6squeegee)

    when I do that as a regular admin, all I get is “Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page.”

    If I do that as a network admin, it all works fine.

    Plugin Author NiteoThemes

    (@niteo)

    OK, I reviewed the code, and cmp-settings page requires ‘activate_plugins’ capability indeed, which I guess is allowed only to network admin in multisite setup(which is weird, as it works fine under mine multisite setup).

    But anyway, I will change it to ‘manage_options’ in the next plugin update, and that should allow administrators to have access to it.

    – update is scheduled for next week, but I can send you details what to change if you want to have it working earlier 🙂

    Cheers, Alex

    Thread Starter r6squeegee

    (@r6squeegee)

    okay cool thanks. I can wait for the next update, I’ve got a work around for now. cheers, thanks.

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