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10:49 am July 22, 2009
| rupert56
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Hi all,
Pulling my hair out a little over what is probably a very simple thing..
I've enabled rolescoper, left all settings as default. I can create and edit posts but if I log out or if another "public" user trys to view pages (that I would imagine should be public) they get a content not found and redirect to the search box.
Any thoughts?
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2:53 pm July 22, 2009
| Kevin
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rupert56 said:
Hi all,
I can create and edit posts but if I log out or if another "public" user trys to view pages (that I would imagine should be public) they get a content not found and redirect to the search box.
That sounds like a plugin or theme conflict. Did you get any error/warning message on Role Scoper activation? If another plugin or theme defines the set_current_user function before RS has a chance to, it will drop into a front-end lockout mode to prevent any accidental exposure of restricted content. Other permission-related plugins would be the most likely offenders.
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1:52 am July 23, 2009
| rupert56
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No, no other plugins are enabled. I've chosen the "front" page as a static front page. The only restrictions ticked on this page are editing by WP-admins.
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4:22 am August 1, 2009
| Kevin
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rupert56 said:
No, no other plugins are enabled. I've chosen the "front" page as a static front page. The only restrictions ticked on this page are editing by WP-admins.
That's probably an important piece of information, but I still can't reproduce this. Can you go to the Page Restrictions bulk admin form (Restrictions > Pages) and confirm that there are no explicit or default restrictions set for Page Reader?
Do you get the same result with the default WordPress theme? If not, what theme are you using? Anything unusual in its page.php code?
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