• Resolved yudhafebrian

    (@yudhafebrian)


    when i activate ode snippet, its said “you’re not allowed to access this page”,

    how to fix this?

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  • Plugin Author Shea Bunge

    (@bungeshea)

    I’m not really exactly sure what could be causing this issue, other than that it may be a permissions issue. I recommend uninstalling and reinstalling the plugin (uninstall by clicking ‘Delete’ next to the plugin on the Plugins menu). If that doesn’t work, then this issue would be hard to debug without access to the site.

    Hello!
    I have the same problem, but do not want to uninstall the plugin and re-install, since I have quite a few snippets that I will then loose.
    How can I prevent losing my snippets if I unistall your plugin?

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by makdev.

    Ok, I answered my own question.
    Answer is: backup table wp_snippets to SQL file (data only)
    Remove the code snippets plugin

    If you want to live dangerously, re-install and activate plugin, then run the insert code from SQL file (PHPadmin or any other way)

    If you want to try safer ways to run PHP, get your lost code snippets directly from SQL file.

    Personally, I love the orderly snippet interface, but from now on I’m going with my old, trusted, “always-there” custom PHP files.

    Good luck

    Plugin Author Shea Bunge

    (@bungeshea)

    Yes, backing up the database table is one way. You also could have exported your snippets from the Tools > Export > Code Snippets menu and then imported them after reinstalling.

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