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supportI read the topic “Insufficient Permissions Error” and also the faq. It seems that also iPress theme is affected: when I try to install the plugins the button brings me to the “required plugins” page. Thus WpCore is fatally crippled. I humbly suggest to protect that class that you use from name clash and from others misusing it. https://wordpress.org/plugins/wpcore/
There is not much I can do if another theme specifically disables the use of the plugin coding in a suboptimal way. I will continue to look at solutions though.
Going to chime in here and saying that I’m also getting “Insufficient Permissions Error” using WP Multisite (not network activated but also did try network activated), WooCommerce as the only pre-installed plugin and default Twenty Fifteen theme. The notification shows up prompting for install but the minute I click on the “Begin Installing Plugin” link it prompts the error. Based on this information, do you still believe this to be Theme related?
Amber question. On multisite if you click the begin installing plugins from the button at the bottom rather than the “Begin installing plugins” link at the opt, do you still get the permissions error? Here is a screenshot of the button I am referring to: http://d.pr/i/12yLJ If so I think thats a multisite issue I can definitely fix. Only thing is I’m not quite sure about the use case for this plugin within a multisite environment given that individual sites usually have their plugin installation privileges controlled by the super admin.
By the way I will also add I am currently working on integrating tgmpa version 5.2. The multisite issues fixes itself. Not 1005 sure about the other issues with plugin compatibility just yet. Will try and release a new version in the next week or so.
You’ve got questions, I’ve got answers! 😛 On multisite, if you click “Install Plugins” from the bottom of the WPCore dashboard page (shown in your screenshot) it forwards to the “Appearance > Install Plugins” page. If you try to install from that page directly unfortunately the permissions error is still present. By the way I will also add I am currently working on integrating tgmpa version 5.2. The multisite issues fixes itself. Not 1005 sure about the other issues with plugin compatibility just yet. Will try and release a new version in the next week or so. Awesome! I’ll be looking forward to it. 🙂
I am currently working on integrating tgmpa version 5.2. The multisite issues fixes itself. @stueynet I’d be interested to see how you’re doing that. I’ll be working on a fully MS compatible version of TGMPA in the near future for general release. Your input is valued at: https://github.com/TGMPA/TGM-Plugin-Activation/issues
Actually I just dropped in in and it seems to be working around 90%. I dont really push multisite as a feature of my plugin though since I don’t completely see the use case.
@stueynet – ok, thanks for your response. There are actually a number of issues with using TGMPA with multi-site, but as I mentioned, I intend to solve these in the near future.
I have updated to 2.5.2 of TGM. I am going to close this ticket for now. Feel free to open a new one if necessary.
There is not much I can do if another theme specifically disables the use of the plugin coding in a suboptimal way. I will continue to look at solutions though.
Going to chime in here and saying that I’m also getting “Insufficient Permissions Error” using WP Multisite (not network activated but also did try network activated), WooCommerce as the only pre-installed plugin and default Twenty Fifteen theme. The notification shows up prompting for install but the minute I click on the “Begin Installing Plugin” link it prompts the error. Based on this information, do you still believe this to be Theme related?
Amber question. On multisite if you click the begin installing plugins from the button at the bottom rather than the “Begin installing plugins” link at the opt, do you still get the permissions error? Here is a screenshot of the button I am referring to: http://d.pr/i/12yLJ If so I think thats a multisite issue I can definitely fix. Only thing is I’m not quite sure about the use case for this plugin within a multisite environment given that individual sites usually have their plugin installation privileges controlled by the super admin.
By the way I will also add I am currently working on integrating tgmpa version 5.2. The multisite issues fixes itself. Not 1005 sure about the other issues with plugin compatibility just yet. Will try and release a new version in the next week or so.
You’ve got questions, I’ve got answers! 😛 On multisite, if you click “Install Plugins” from the bottom of the WPCore dashboard page (shown in your screenshot) it forwards to the “Appearance > Install Plugins” page. If you try to install from that page directly unfortunately the permissions error is still present. By the way I will also add I am currently working on integrating tgmpa version 5.2. The multisite issues fixes itself. Not 1005 sure about the other issues with plugin compatibility just yet. Will try and release a new version in the next week or so. Awesome! I’ll be looking forward to it. 🙂
I am currently working on integrating tgmpa version 5.2. The multisite issues fixes itself. @stueynet I’d be interested to see how you’re doing that. I’ll be working on a fully MS compatible version of TGMPA in the near future for general release. Your input is valued at: https://github.com/TGMPA/TGM-Plugin-Activation/issues
Actually I just dropped in in and it seems to be working around 90%. I dont really push multisite as a feature of my plugin though since I don’t completely see the use case.
@stueynet – ok, thanks for your response. There are actually a number of issues with using TGMPA with multi-site, but as I mentioned, I intend to solve these in the near future.
I have updated to 2.5.2 of TGM. I am going to close this ticket for now. Feel free to open a new one if necessary.