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I already tried, I can’t find it anywhere in my logs.

Yes I am Error: Sorry, Send to Credly Failed.

Error: Sorry, Send to Credly Failed.

This appears when you click the button on the widget area, to send to credly. Although yes this has been fixed the error.

Since there seems to be some unfair bashing I will chime in here. To be honest Vasyl has been extremely helpful with support, and although the major update had some bugs he fixed them rather quickly. To publicly bash someone though is not something really acceptable. The fact is, is that he worked hard on this and it shows, to pay $35 is barely anything for the features provided. @fashionghana you need to keep the plugin on to fix the permissions because it doesn’t work like a normal plugin where you delete it and it goes away, it modifies core permission that CAN be fixed because Vasyl fixed mine for me so I can say he did it, and did it well. With that said I think you should at least make an attempt to allow the author to fix the issue by following what he says, and if you can’t do that, then don’t expect to be helped by him. To add to it all, you started trashing an amazing plugin for something that went wrong that you won’t even allow Vasyl to fix. I have been pissed to and yelled at Vasyl in emails before, but when you calm down and take a deep breath he can fix it.

Working for me as well, looks good!

Did you get my email with the possible fix I found Vasyl? My site is working now when using it, and it hasn’t crashed at all.

Hey, I replied to the email, apologies for the frustration and anger, I am just experiencing so many issues with my own personal life, this is just adding to it. See more in the email.

Vasyl to be honest when 1 person has an issue something might be wrong, when 2 ppl have it there probably is something wrong, but when 3 ppl are having this same issue, its not something specific with our settings, there is something wrong with our code. I don’t like getting a call at 4 AM from my security company telling me that my site is down and them reading off the error code coming from your plugin.

Fatal error: Call to a member function cacheObject() on a non-object in /home/edutas5/public_html/wp-content/plugins/advanced-access-manager/application/control/subject.php on line 277 Is what I woke up to this morning and I didn’t even turn on caching. I am really getting mad.

Mind telling me what table you need specifically, we have some proprietary data that is protected under a non disclosure agreement.

Ok, I got it working by deleting the Super Admin role and remaking it with all capabilities then setting my user to it on the site, then I was able to have access. I am running into a few problems though, 1. When I go to POSTS & CATEGORIES and save things, they don’t actually work for anyone. 2. When I modify the menu from network admin and save it then come back after its saved, I have to redo all the settings I did before, it doesn’t keep the checkmarks. So thats a bug as well. Yes I am using my premium license key and it is showing its active.

WordPress 3.8

Also, I am quite clearly looking at the Super Admin role in the backend, it is there.

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare upgrade_all() (previously declared in /home/edutas5/public_html/wp-admin/includes/upgrade.php:331) in /home/edutas5/public_html/wp-admin/includes/upgrade.php on line 420

Got that on all the scripts I tried from your site.

It is just inaccurately loading what menus the user can access, its really frustrating. How can I get it so it loaded all the menus like before?