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  • Have have multisite and I don’t see the same problem.

    If you are just using it to generate links you could use the bitly chrome plugin. I’ve been using it and its very useful and I don’t need to install it on all sites.

    The links are generated by and stored by bit.ly.

    You shouldn’t have any problems unless you change the address of your website.

    I have also found another problem, the permission ‘manage_woocommerce’ allows the user to see the WooCommerce tab. As the orders tab is within the Woocommerce you will have to do some handy work to move the tab or hide the settings tab.

    I would install a new version of wordpress on the server, then overwrite all of the files with your old ones to change the settings back. Then you need to create a dump of your MYSQL or MSSQL and then upload the dump to the new host. When this is all done you need to go into the database and change the WP_OPTIONS tabel to the new settings.

    After this you need to open wp_config (A file in the source or wp-admin folder). You must edit the file to the new settings for the MYSQL or MS SQL server.

    I hope this helps.

    The problem is with the WooCommerce permissions. To get to the backend people need the permission ‘manage_woocommerce’. The only problem with this is authors, and other users can then edit the woocommerce settings.

    I reccomend that you give users the ‘manage_woocommerce’ permission and make sure you trust them.

    The main reason for this is to redirect users that login from the main wordpress login to the account page rather then to the dash.

    To fix this you can find the code that redirects the user and change the permission used to ‘read’ rather then ‘manage_woocommerce’.

    For now I am just waiting for woocommerce to fix the problem, this is bacause a future update will undo the changes.

    I would go the the woocommerce website and send them an email.

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