Report Cache Logging Error?

Resolved Sunrise12
(@sunrise12)

10 years, 11 months ago

First of all, thank you for creating and maintaining this plugin.

I used it a long time ago and loved it, and it’s perfect for my needs if I can get it to work.

However, now I’m installing it again and it seems more complicated and is generating errors.

The main issue is “Report Cache Logging Not Found.”

Also, the view of my users in the admin panel is messed up and I don’t recall that being affected by this plugin, just the list that I want to output on a page.

I have over 20 users but most of them are locked so perhaps that is the problem.

Or perhaps I don’t have the required sample data for each field.

Would either or both of those conditions generate this database error?

Also, I restricted permissions for the db so perhaps that is an issue.

My site is not public while in development so I can’t link to it but am hoping that someone (the developer) can steer me in the right direction.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/amr-users/

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Plugin Author anmari
(@anmari)

10 years, 11 months ago

Hi

Re I’m on the train on mobile right now so shortish answers:

Re report cache logging – not sure – maybe tables weren’t created ? Tables not new always been there.

Re admin user view – you may have fields added in – see plugin setting and untick any “show in wp”
Hope that helps for now

Thread Starter Sunrise12
(@sunrise12)

10 years, 11 months ago

Thank you for the “show in wp” tip. The user admin view is fine now.

To be more specific, I am getting “Problem creating DB tables” and “report cache doesn’t exist” and “report cache logging doesn’t exist.”

I only want it to find the basic user data that exists. So, what new tables are needed?

I will make sure that I have enough “sample data” and unlock some users.

Also, I accidentally clicked on “Reset and make new nice names” and now it looks like all of the nice names are the same as the user names, which I didn’t want.

Is that designed to make the nice names the same as the user names? If so, you might want to reconsider that function.

Thread Starter Sunrise12
(@sunrise12)

10 years, 11 months ago

UPDATE: I was able to successfully install it the second time without the errors. I bumped up the permissions slightly and am not sure if that did the trick or not but it’s in.

I need to read up on it though because it’s not clear how to easily filter out roles like the admin from the lists.

And when I make changes to the list, the changes don’t automatically show up after saving it.

Also, I am trying to determine that if I make names clickable for emailing, that the email addresses are not exposed anywhere in the HTML but scrambled or hidden even though it is a private page. So far, I have been unable to test that properly.

Plugin Author anmari
(@anmari)

10 years, 11 months ago

HI

To exclude roles like Administrator, enter ‘Administrator’ in the ‘Exclude’ field for the ‘first role’ field. It’s actually there as an exmaple in the sample reports whenone first activates. YOu can then set display oreder to zero to avoid displaying the field.

CHanges don’t show up automatically becuase the whole thing works off a ‘cacheing’ idea – you haveto rebuild the cache.

Emails will not be munged (‘scrambled’ or ‘hidden’) I don’t believe it is worth it and gave up on that maybe a decade ago! I rely instead on spam protection on the incoming side (gmail not bad at it) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Address_munging#Disadvantages
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Address_munging#Disadvantages
You could of course write a custom formatting routine to do it, however since you mention it’s in a private page, probably not worth it at all, unless you have a contact form type solution.

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