Hi;
That is possible.
You just want to edit wp-usermeta table.
For administrator, the wp-capabilities meta-key will be a:1:{s:13:"administrator";b:1;} and wp_user_level meta-key will be 10 in wp-usermeta table.
Hi, thank you for responding.
However just to be safe, here is my current value in wp-capabilities:
a:15:{s:13:”administrator”;s:1:”1″;s:8:”customer”;s:1:”1″;s:15:”membershipadmin”;b:1;s:24:”membershipadmindashboard”;b:1;s:22:”membershipadminmembers”;b:1;s:21:”membershipadminlevels”;b:1;s:28:”membershipadminsubscriptions”;b:1;s:22:”membershipadmincoupons”;b:1;s:24:”membershipadminpurchases”;b:1;s:29:”membershipadmincommunications”;b:1;s:21:”membershipadmingroups”;b:1;s:20:”membershipadminpings”;b:1;s:23:”membershipadmingateways”;b:1;s:22:”membershipadminoptions”;b:1;s:32:”membershipadminupdatepermissions”;b:1;}
Does it mean that the rest of the chunk is for plugins?
Or do I just replace the whole chunk?
Thank you! 🙂
Hi;
in my fresh wordpress installation, for administrator, my the wp-capabilities meta-key will be a:1:{s:13:"administrator";b:1;}.
But in your case, you have a membership plugin.
Just backup your database first because if we got some error, we can replace them. So keep a good backup and try copy paste meta-keys on a new installation on your localhost with your plugins.
I believe that you want to replace the whole value in wp-capabilities & wp_user_level. But I’m not sure about it because you have a membership plugin.
Sure, why not?
From Database option =>
Please
1. go phpmyadmin using by your DB access information.
2. Select wp_usermeta table
3. Edit from edit option
4. Use this value a:1:{s:13:"administrator";b:1;} for become administrator user on meta_value
From WP Dashboard option =>
1. Go to wp-admin using by as a administrator user
2. Select All User from Users menu.
3. Press Edit button & select Administrator as Role.
Done! May it will help you & work nicely.
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