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Fireproofsocks,

See your email, but I have got no idea how to offer you the “bug” information.
Anyway, see/read the necessary info.

Regards,
Angelique

It’s weird indeed.
I just did a clean WP 3.3.1 install at my local provider (https://test.flight-simularion.eu). Installed CCTM plugin, it installed successfully and I can activate it, but the moment I want to make settings, I can’t. There’s also no CCTM menu item added.

When I install at https://asn.aerosoft.com your plugin, no problem. After install and activation, I’ve got a CCTM menu item and all that belongs to this.

Said that, I get the idea that something goes wrong when I install it at my ISP. I’m going to pass this forward to them since I’ve got no idea why this goes wrong. Still, many thanks for your help so far.

Hi Fireshockproof,

First of all, many thanks for your time and additional explanation and advices. Noted file permissions advice and will not forget this!

Regarding the multisite install; I only did that since a normal install didn’t solve the problem or in other words, I could see CCTM and adjust it’s settings. Since I don’t have too much experience with WP, I do believe you and your experience about multisite setups. I also prefer a normal setup, but that doesn’t give me a super user and the permissions/rights. Most probably I do something wrong that after a normal install, there’s only an admin option and no super user.

Reading your story about the php file, that looks for me something like working with a child theme. All the files that resides in a child theme add something to the site. When the output is incorrect, you simple remove the coding or the whole child file, am I right with this?

Followed in the mean time your advice about this admin_menu.php file. Thus to prevent any failures.

If possible, I want to go back to the initial problem. What said – written – before, a multi-site installation gives me a super user and it allows me to makes new custom types. When I do a normal WP 3.3.1 install (no multi-site) I I’m a ordinary Admin or at least with admin rights. Installing your plugin brings me again back to the permission problem. Now it makes all sense, but why isn’t it possible to install the plugin with a non multisite WP or at least, I don’t see any super admin privileges that allow me to make the necessary CCTM settings. That confuses me!

Thanks for your reply/time.

Ok , restored file permissions back to 0644.
Trying to know how to become a Super User. Work in progress!

Update:
Removed complete installation and did a reinstall, however for Multi install. Now I’m a Super User with your plugin visible.

Hi fireproofsocks,

Thanks for your reply and advices.
I’m logged in as Admin and as far as I know, I haven’t changed any permissions inside WP and I didn’t install it on a multi-side installation.

So far so good.
I do not understand your 2nd paragraph when it comes copy and overwrite the admin_menu.php file. The only thing I know is that within CCTM’s config/menus/admin_menu.php has file permission 0644. while typing this, I changed this into 0777 (all permissions active). This action didn’t solve the problem.
I don’t know if this has anything to do with it, but when I can to change the CCTM’s settings from the plugin menu, it gives that same fault message (You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.) while it looking into file “wp-admin/admin.php?page=cctm”. This file has file permissions 0644 and – I’m not a WP php expert – looking inside this file I can’t find any CCTM reference. I’m not sure if this should be, but the file is not modified after I installed CCTM.

Does this reply help a little solving the problem?

Thanks in advance,
Angelique