Actually that result is not correct and will need to updated. Basically its using get_current_user which is not accurate.
The check currently just calls is_writable so you may have to findout what perms need to be set on your system for this function to return true, you can always force the check to return true, but if PHP can’t write then the plugin won’t work. There are a few tips on the FAQ page for getting around permission errors…
Change Access Level of FTP user for control panel as
Access level:
All folders
Single folder (recommended).
After make file permission all folder go to your FTP File manager and select folder and set that folders permission As follow
Advanced Permissions
Set permissions for selected folders.
Inherit (Inherit permissions from parent directory)
Read (checked)
Write (checked)
Reset all children to inherit (All subdirectories will be reset to inherit from current directory)
Hope this will help you..
Thanks for the details Shiv Gaikwad!
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nowton
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Same (but redeveloped and migrated) site. Same software. Same issues. How can I ‘force’ the check to return true, as I’ve now spent the better part of my already limited budget hunting down other developers bugs and shortcomings, and can kiss any profit goodbye. Thanks in advance.
@nowton: If you require assistance then, as per the Forum Welcome, please post your own topic instead of tagging onto someone else’s topic. This topic has been resolved.
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nowton
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This is NOT RESOLVED, and I STARTED THIS TOPIC!
Sorry – I was probably misled by the fact that this topic is over a month old! Please post a new topic.
