You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.

All plugin components are deleted automatically if you use the built-in uninstaller. (this happens if you select “delete” after you deactivate the plugin) If you delete it manually, you will have to hunt down and remove all those things separately.

Now that I know you were using custom roles, and changing the access roles for the plugin, the issue makes more sense.

The role names the plugin uses in the selector are not terms that are internally used by WordPress. In fact, the plugin doesn’t use roles, it uses capabilities to determine privileges. Since most people don’t know what capabilities are, I used the more familiar role name in the dropdown.

I have not tested the plugin in a multisite environment, so the ramifications of having a Super Admin are unknown to me. Perhaps this problem is caused by that, but I don’t think so because the plugin uses capabilities which would treat a Super Administrator and Administrator the same.

I think the problem may be due to invalid settings in the plugin access roles. That might have been fixable by resetting those to currently valid roles and saving. But maybe you tried that.

Hello:

We removed and deleted all custom user roles as part of the testing and resetting them to current standard roles. This had no effect.

The changing of the “Plugin Admin Access Level” and “Record Edit Access Level” at the same time and selecting “Admin” did cause a problem in Multisite and also in std new WP site using 4.2.4

In the multisite instance we received an Ajax error during activation to an MU site that resolved itself when run again.

Once we lost control the delete (WP Multisite and Single Site Plugin function) neither deleted the data files or database tables. It did remove the plugin folder and several lines in wp-options table but not the “pdb-default_options” and permissions in this line item.

I tested it again and was able to reproduce the error and remove it without altering any other WP components or plugins. I know the delete function is not working 100%.

Regards

OK, thanks, I’ll add a bug report on that.

Hi,

I’m having same issue. I found that I get the “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.” message on user_can_access_admin_page.php Ln: 1561

$_registered_pages has:

array(8) { [“toplevel_page_participants-database”]=> bool(true) [“wine-database_page_participants-database-list_participants”]=> bool(true) [“wine-database_page_participants-database-edit_participant”]=> bool(true) [“admin_page_participants-database_edit_participant”]=> bool(true) [“appearance_page_theme_options”]=> bool(true) [“appearance_page_custom-header”]=> bool(true) [“appearance_page_custom-background”]=> bool(true) [“appearance_page_theme-editor”]=> bool(true) }

$hookname is:
string(46) “admin_page_participants-database_settings_page”

Since $hookname is not in the $_registered_pages array the function returns false.

Clikglobal, I found participants-database_options in wp_options, but I didn’t find any “admin” to be remplace for “administrator”.

Thanks!

You don’t have to worry about the admin/administrator issue because the plugin doesn’t use these role names.

It looks like you’re changing the internal name of the plugin to “wine-database” and that is breaking it.