David McGavin

isimpledesign,
Thanks for the guidance!

I have installed the suggested pluggins however, between Users, Restrictions, Roles and UAM (User Access Manager) I can’t “see the wood for the trees”.

I have setup a User called ‘user’ assigned to a role of ‘WP Editor’ and all I want is to allow this user /user group to view/read the posts/pages within the editor but when they try to make changes and update and/or move posts and pages to the Trash they are prevented from doing so! But at the moment I only seem to be able to allow full read and write access or not be able to view any content.’##’;#’;#’;

I will have to waste more time later tonight…. reviewing /setting-up the access premissions again.

Thanks again!
David

Hi all,
I want to provide access to the CMS but prevent users from; updating, move to Trash and/or deleting (pages, posts or comments). Any ideas?

Thanks in advance
David

The theme was originally downloaded via WordPress CMS (Install Themes).

Hi all,
Thanks for your input.

I have re-checked the config file and the data for database name, user, password, host and table prefix are correct (as per MySQL Admin /CPanel).

There is nothing wrong with the database server because I’m using another installation (v3.0.4) is working fine. This installation is sharing the same database (i.e. name, user, password and host) the only difference is the table prefix.

I have tried everything (I think?) including changing the prefix to null (”) saving the config file and then re-editing it and changing the prefix value back to ‘spn_’. But still no joy!

I’ve even gone as far as to rename the database table prefixes and then re-edit the config file. Guess what?, still no joy!!

Any other ideas?

Thanks in advance for your contributions.
David.