Hi Bruce,
I am not experiencing this issue, the toolbar always displays fine on my end – the plugin does not interact with the toolbar in any way.
Which other plugins are you using?
I also am experiencing this problem. The dashboard is not activated after logging in. I’ve had to remove Sky Login Redirect.
Mennonite Trust
The plugins that are remaining:
Akismet
AntiVirus
BackupBuddy
Better WordPress Google XML Sitemaps
Broken Link Checker
Contact Form 7
Genesis Custom Headers
Genesis Responsive Slider
Genesis Simple Edits
Google Doc Embedder
Hello Dolly
InfiniteWP – Client
iThemes Security
Login Logo
Members
Official StatCounter Plugin
Sharedaddy
Styles with Shortcodes for WordPress
Types
Velvet Blues Update URLs
WP Views
ZenCache
Hi Sheldon-64,
I see you’re using ZenCache, try to enable separate cache for logged-in users in the ZenCache options.
Sorry for the delay in responding! The problem continues to persist. The active plugins:
All-in-One Event Calendar by Time.ly
All-in-One Event Calendar Extended Views by Time.ly
All-in-One Event Calendar Frontend Submissions by Time.ly
All-in-One Event Calendar Venues by Time.ly
Capability Manager Enhanced
Contact Form 7
Paid Memberships Pro
Simple Page Ordering
Sky Login Redirect
WordPress HTTPS
http://fusespc.com
Thanks for your help!
-Bruce
Hi Bruce,
I can’t reproduce that issue. Try to clear your cache and cookies. Sky Login Redirect does not meddle with the admin bar.
Hi Matt, thanks for the reply.
I could tell that Sky Login Redirect was not not the problem, because removing it allowed me to get to the dashboard (which I couldn’t before), but still no toolbar.
As per your suggestion, creating a separate cache in Zencache for logged in users most likely will fix my issue. However, sinice it is only an option with the pro version, I have uninstalled Zencache for now.
Problem seems to have been resolved. Thanks for your help.
Sheldon
Hi Matt, my problem has resurfaced. When I log into my website – http://mennonitetrust.ca/ I don’t get the admin toolbar.
If I log into http://mennonitetrust.ca/wp-admin, I get access to the dashboard, but as soon as I click on Visit Site, I lose the toolbar again.
Disabling your plug-in restores normal functionality. No cache installed. Same problem reported by my client on his browser.
Any ideas?
Hi Sheldon,
Are you on the latest WP version ?
The plugin does not interact with the admin toolbar so you may have another plugin playing up such as Woocommerce, for example, which removes the toolbar.
I had the issue for one of my client. Add these lines into your functions.php
(or better yet, your utility plugin) :
// toolbar for everyone
add_filter( 'woocommerce_disable_admin_bar', '__return_false' );
remove_filter( 'show_admin_bar', 'wc_disable_admin_bar', 10, 1 );
show_admin_bar(TRUE);
Hope that helps,
Matt
I was not excited about entering the code, especially because you were confident your plugin was not at fault.
I spent some more time analyzing website behaviour, and realized I had misinterpreted what was happening.
My toolbar had disappeared, and your plugin was always sending me to the home page, the page I was viewing when I was logging in, which did not have the toolbar showing.
When I disabled your plugin and logged back in, I was directed to the dashboard, which had the admin toolbar present. Therefore I assumed plugin was at fault.
However, as soon as I went to visit the site (while logged in), with plugin deactivated, the toolbar disappeared again. Therefore, plugin verdict – innocent.
LOTS of googling revealed that my problem to be in Settings>General.
My WordPress address was http://mennonitetrust.ca, but my Site address was http://www.mennonitetrust.ca.
Making them the same solved my problem.
Thanks for your patience!