tyler0001

Thanks for the reply.. this is disappointing. Is there any documentation about why UM decided to remove features? The ‘port forwarding’ setting is still rendered in the ‘install info’ text file output.

@txpmr, I’m running UM Version 2.0.9 on WP 4.9.5 and do not have an ‘Advanced’ tab under settings.. just General, Access, Email, Appearance, Extensions, Licenses, Misc, Info

According to this post from 2011:

W3 Total Cache relies on internal cron of WordPress and it’s only triggered by site activity. If your site has no visitors for a while loading the pages will be slower because: 1. W3TC will check if the current page is cache and if it’s expired. 2. Needs to clean up that expired page and re-generate a current copy. 3. Finally serve that file.

It would be great if W3TC had an option to schedule a cache warmer cron job.

UPDATE:

I manually deleted ‘redux-framework-tracking’ from my wp_options table and now the pages and forms install automatically. I still have an issue where admins cannot edit their profiles, ugh. But at least the other stuff is kind of working.

For others who come across this post, go here

https://sigmaplugin.com/blog/how-to-activate-the-pro-version-of-advanced-database-cleaner-plugin

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by tyler0001.

I think there is a bug with either the Admin role or accounts that previously existed prior to a UM install. In user roles tab for Admin accounts I set ‘Can edit these user roles only’ to Members, yet Admins are still able to edit each others accounts.

Having the same issue as @yourbudweiser – everything worked great on my localhost and then I put it on the live site and am not able to save user profile information with the default profile form as an admin (with a previously established account). I created a new non-admin account and information was saved and displayed as expected when clicking ‘update profile’.