dabnpits

To check if the current user has access:

<?php 
global $oUserAccessManager;
$oUamAccessHandler = $oUserAccessManager->getAccessHandler();

if( $oUamAccessHandler->checkUserAccess() ) {
    echo 'has access';
} else {
    echo 'no access';
}
?>

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by dabnpits.

I am also having this issue (WordPress 3.2.1 and CFT 1.9.4)

For those wondering, the <?php echo html_entity_decode($image->description) ?> belongs in your NextGEN template file. Simply wrap html_entity_decode() around the variable you’re echoing that contains the HTML.

Thanks to whoever came up with this solution!

I hate to dig up an old thread, but I am also having this problem. The plugin seems to work great everywhere else, but the widgets do not show on a 404 page. Any ideas? Hand coding them into the template goes against the point of using widgets in my opinion.

Thanks!
– Dan