It’s the theme you are currently using on that blog. It needs updating in the functions.php file of that theme.
even the default theme does that.
is this what you’re referring to?
add_theme_page($themename.” Options”, “”.$themename.” Options”, ‘edit_themes_options’, basename(__FILE__), ‘mytheme_admin’);
it doesn’t help.
oh well it seems that nobody has any idea about this annoying bug.
Which theme do you think is default?
It should be twentyten.
yes, even twentyten does that. whatever theme i try, it’s still missing “Widgets” under “Appearance” in wp-admin.
Something’s not right on your setup. I don’t think anyone else is having the is problem. I’d reinstall the files for WordPress.
i downloaded the latest wordpress mu version 3.0 and reinstalled the files but it didn’t resolve the problem. it seems that this is a configuration problem. i have direct access to the mysql database. is there any sql query that i could run to fix this problem?
You can see it for yourself:
http://totoymola.religioner.no/wp-admin/
username: totoymola
password: p@ssw0rd
mod please don’t obfuscate my username and password because i’m trying to find someone who can help me with this annoying wordpress bug. it is my website and it is my choice to reveal the password to a temporary blog account that i made for testing purposes.
Your not an admin of your site 🙂 This happens sometimes.
Okay, a lot of times.
Go to http://mu.wordpress.org/forums/tags/site-admin
Somewhere in there will be fixes.
i am an admin of my site
i have access to http://religioner.no/wp-admin
strangely, the “Widgets” option appear in the admin backend, but not on blog users backend.
That’s not what I mean.
You are not the admin CODEWISE of your site. Any user who has access can log in, but if YOU, as the logged in account, cannot add other USERS, then YOU are not the admin 🙂 It’s really that simple.
Your not the admin.
Look at http://religioner.no/annoying2.jpg
At the top see how it says SUPER ADMIN?
You DO NOT have that on the other site. Thus it is proven: You are not the admin. You have to fix this on the SQL side. The link I gave you will give you a list of posts where people had the same problems, and how they fixed it.
username: totoymola
is not supposed to be an admin. it is an admin for
http://totoymola.religioner.no
but not http://religioner.no
where only i (username: admin) have access
i used to have “Widgets” under “Appearance” when logged in as “totoymola” at http://totoymola.religioner.no/wp-admin
i haven’t done any major changes except upload different themes and install a couple of plugins. i thought that might have messed it up.
you might want to check these screenshots:
http://religioner.no/edit-user.jpg
http://religioner.no/list-users.jpg
