I have a strange problem with my drupal 7 installation.
I need my registered users can change their account options like the password.
I've installed several modules on my site to try to force the "edit account" tab appear in the user page ( domainname.ext/user/me )
but it doesn't work for users, but it works only for the administrator user.
I've checked every permission and it seems all setted up properly.
References:
Image 1: the admin page -
Image 2: the user page
How can i fix it?
Why the edit account tab doesn't appear in the user page, but only on the administrator page?
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The role of one of my users who has admin role will be changed automatically a few times every day and I have to manually update it again. I'm not sure if it's a plug-in problem but this is the only admin user that the role will be updated automatically. Is there anyway that I can see the logs to find what's wrong? Is there any code that I can put on function.php to change the role to admin for that user of the role was changed as a temporarily fix?
I have had this issue with User Role Editor and Admin Menu Editor. Worth disabling these if you have either of them installed?
I have created online store in word press. I logged in to admin panel with my admin login and i have verified that login is having admin rights also. Now,I want to change banner image and some font color but I can't see plugin and appearance tab in sidebar.please help. screenshot of the admin panel
User admin
An issue that some users have mentioned is that when they have entered their WordPress admin panel that they have been unable to locate their plugins menu from within the dashboard. This should appear about half way down the menu on the left of the screen below appearance and should have an icon that looks a little like a domestic plug. However for multisite users you may have to login as network admin to view this tab.
If however this tab is still missing you may wish to try the following:
See if the following exists:
http://www.example.com/wp-admin/plugins.php (where you should
replace example.com with the name of your site. If this does not
exist then it is missing from your theme and needs to be replaced or
you should swap your theme.
Also check in your FTP for a folder called wp-plugins where your plugins should reside, if this does not exist then you should create
it.
If you do have a wp-plugins folder deactivate it by changing its name and then check your WordPress admin panel as your problem could
be caused by a faulty plugin.
Are you sure that you are the admin and you have all rights to access?
Try checking with default admin login while you installed the wordpress, it seems you don't have complete permissions.
In your attached screenshot notification showing "Wordpress update available. Please notify administrator" clearly showing that you are not having the complete admin rights
I am running Drupal 7 and I would like to know how to create a View that displays as a tab on a users profile that displays all of his or her created content. This is what I have so far, but it only shows the tab for the logged in user, no one else can access it.
I got most of the code from here.
Its a permission issue, You have been created the View Block. So Enable the permission for Anonymous User.
I just upgraded my website from Drupal 6 to drupal 7. For some reason the new administration menu that is suppose to go across the top of the page is not showing up at all. I have followed the upgrade path directions without success.
I have also tried re uploading the sites / all and themes directories but that did not change anything. I have ran update.php as well.
Thanks..
Do you have the core module, Toolbar, enabled? If not, go to your site/?q=admin/modules and enable it. Also, if you're not using Garland or some other generic theme, enable one for administrative use. It's possible your theme is overwriting the region where the toolbar is supposed to dispaly
I just ran into the same problem, and it was not just the top menu not showing up, the appearance and module link were not accessible at all.
turns out it was because the user account I used to login was not the FIRST user aka the SUPER user. Since I don't have the password of the "first" admin user, I had to change the UID of my user account to 1.
You can create a new user with UID = 1
INSERT INTO users (uid, name, pass) VALUES ('1', 'yourname', md5('yourpassword'));
I want to remove the login page from a Drupal site so that the site is open and public-facing. Only the admin would need to login. Does anyone know how this can be accomplished?
You can't remove the login page, because the administrators will need one to login.
You could, however, give anonymous users access to whatever you like. So that you don't have to be logged in the use any feature of the site. If users are to create content or do other stuff, you will need for them to login, so that you can tell them apart.
Edit
To configure the access control, you'll have to go to admin/user/permissions, where you can select which permissions anonymous users (and other user roles) should have.
Drupal 7
You do not need to remove the login page to make the site open and public facing. Any browser to your site would be given an anonymous user role by default. So any content that is visible to the anonymous role (which can be altered by going to admin/user/permissions) and published can be seen. As long as your website is not in maintenance mode.
If your looking to move the login block that is on the front page of most new Drupal installations you'll have to go to admin/structure/blocks and change the setting there.
I looked through permissions, but nothing helped me to make the main site page available instead of the login page.
Open Features (site.org/features), change Site settings -> Site work mode from Only private access to Open access (moderated registration) (sorry, the names were translated back from Russian).
This has solved my problem. I made private access to the site before and forgot about that. I wanted to disable new users registration (because of mass spam). This can be done through admin/user/settings -> Only site administrators can create new user accounts. [I use Drupal 6, but Drupal 7 works same with this setting]. [UPDATE: it seems, at least for my somewhat outdated setup, that these two Drupal options contradict each other, when I allow only administrators to add users, the private mode turns on automatically :( ]