I would guess this is a theme or plugin conflict. Have you tried changing to the default theme and seeing if it works? If it then works, the problem is your theme.
If it still doesn’t, try disabling all other plugins. If it works then, try reactivating your plugins one by one until you find the culprit.
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irfwpc
(@irfwpc)
@kts915: I have switched themes and deactivated all plugins (except s2member). Neither course of action resolves the issue.
OK. Do you have any MU plugins, and are you running any sort of caching (and, if so, what)?
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irfwpc
(@irfwpc)
The only MU installed is s2-hacks. The site is using WP Super Cache, as well.
Well, s2-hacks can contain many things, so I can’t say whether that is having any effect here.
As for caching, I wasn’t really thinking of a plugin, since you disabled those. Are you (or your host) running something like Varnish, for example?
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irfwpc
(@irfwpc)
Here’s the sum of s2-hack.php
<?php
add_filter('ws_plugin__s2member_lock_roles_caps', '__return_true');
?>
As far as I know, there is no non-plugin caching happening. Hosting by Host Gator.
Thanks for your help thus far. 🙂
I can’t believe that s2-hack.php is the problem here, then!
My next step would be to check everything for a typo, or for a non-Latin letter. I had a problem recently that was caused by a plugin author’s name, because it included an umlaut!
If that still doesn’t work, then I’d try cloning it to another site (e.g. a localhost development site) to see if the problem persists there. If it doesn’t, I’d talk to HostGator.
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irfwpc
(@irfwpc)
I’ll mess with it on the dev site tomorrow, but there are definitely no non-Latin characters involved.
Thanks again for your help. 🙂
Anyone else have ideas?
