Paulo Pinto

Hi Steven,

It looks like the Capability Manager Enhanced plugin might do what you’re looking for.

Let us know if it fits your requirements.

Regards,
Paulo

Hi Marco,

If I understand correctly, you want partners to be able to edit only a specific page (their own page), but not be able to edit any other pages.

While I don’t think WordPress provides this functionality out of the box, it certainly is possible to do so with plugins, for example Capability Manager Enhanced, which allows you to set permissions per page.

For each partner, you would create a new user in your site, and a new page. You would then grant that user permissions to edit only that page.

This would be one way to do it. Is this what you’re looking for?

Regards,
Paulo

Hi Phillip,

Thank you for providing further information. If you’re not using GoDaddy’s Managed WordPress offering, then you (or someone on your behalf) must have installed WordPress on a GoDaddy server.

In your opening post you said “GoDaddy reported this”. Could you clarify where you saw that error message? Was it an email you received from GoDaddy? Did you see it on the GoDaddy control panel? Or did you just see that error when visiting your site at https://Israelandstuff.com?

Could you please also confirm whether your site used to work and is now broken, or if it never worked?

Finally, was this a site you built and put online yourself or did you hire someone to build it and put it online?

This information will helps us help you ??

Thanks,
Paulo

Hi,

The error you’re seeing means WordPress cannot connect to the database, because the credentials in the wp-config.php are incorrect.

So I can provide you better help, could you please confirm whether you’re using GoDadddy’s Managed WordPress or if this is a custom WordPress you installed on a GoDaddy server.

Thanks in advance for your clarifications.