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Special WP Admin Notice – you are not currently an SP admin?

UN
Unknown
Member

I can not get acess to sp admin:

Please note that while you are a WP admin, you are not currently an SP admin. By default, WP admins are not SP admins
Contact one of the SP Admins listed below to see if they want to grant you SP admin access on the SP manage admins panel

 

I am Admin of my own site, how to fix it?

Thanks.

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IK Ike
Ike
Member

Well as the message states, you are a WP Admin, but you are not an SP Admin – They are two different things. This would suggest that SP was not installed using your WP account. Is this possible?

Whoever installed SP can make you an admin, or delete their user account – then when you log in as WP Admin you will be able to take on the role of SP Admin through ‘Manage Admins’

UN
Unknown
Member

Ike said
Well as the message states, you are a WP Admin, but you are not an SP Admin – They are two different things. This would suggest that SP was not installed using your WP account. Is this possible?

Yes it is possible. But I deleted previous admin account.

Whoever installed SP can make you an admin, or delete their user account – then when you log in as WP Admin you will be able to take on the role of SP Admin through ‘Manage Admins’

“Manage Admins” – do you mean in SP admin? But I do not have acess.

I delete SP and install again, but it does not help?

YS Yellow Swordfish
Yellow Swordfish
Member

Deleting the plugin files will not help you. You need to properly Uninstall it from the WP plugins listing. Then reinstall it.

UN
Unknown
Member

Yellow Swordfish said
You need to properly Uninstall it from the WP plugins listing. Then reinstall it.

How can I do it?

Thanks.

YS Yellow Swordfish
Yellow Swordfish
Member

I told you – in the WordPress plugin listing.

UN
Unknown
Member

Yellow Swordfish said
I told you – in the WordPress plugin listing.

I delete and Install. Does not help. (

YS Yellow Swordfish
Yellow Swordfish
Member

I told you that as well – Uninstall NOT delete

UN
Unknown
Member

Yellow Swordfish said
I told you that as well – Uninstall NOT delete

Sorry,

I mean I uninstall in the wp plugin listing.

YS Yellow Swordfish
Yellow Swordfish
Member

Then I am afraid I am unsure just what you have done and we would probably need to take a look at your site admin to work it out. If you would like to take this to the actual support forum then one of us could take a closer look at your setup which has clearly been broken in some way.

UN
Unknown
Member

I have this same issue. Is there a solution?

I deleted the admin account to create the forum and now I am unable to access to forum with any other account.

I even tried re-creating the admin account, but I still get the same “special wp admin” notice.

IK Ike
Ike
Member

Well, as mentioned in the previous posts there are a couple of suggestions – although this forum is for pre-membership queries. I’m not sure I even understand what you mean by ‘deleted the admin account to create forum’.

Again, as mentioned previously in this topic, for further support we would need a topic opened up in the support forum.

UN
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Ike said
Well, as mentioned in the previous posts there are a couple of suggestions – although this forum is for pre-membership queries. I’m not sure I even understand what you mean by ‘deleted the admin account to create forum’.

Again, as mentioned previously in this topic, for further support we would need a topic opened up in the support forum.

Hi Ike,

Thanks for your quick response. To clarify, this is a pre-membership query.

I installed SimplePress onto my wordpress site with the default “admin” username.

Later, I created a new username on my site under my name, “sam” and I deleted the default “admin” user.

Now, when I try to access the forum plugin within the dashboard, I get the “special wp admin notice” – saying that I need to request access from the SP admin because I am only a “WP admin”.

I’ve already tried uninstalling and re-installing and also re-creating the “admin” user with no luck.

I hope this all makes sense. Is there a way to completely delete SimplePress so that I can start fresh?

MP Mr Papa
Mr Papa
Member

an sp admin can uninstall…  with that notice, you still have an sp admin somewhere…  wp admins are not sp admins…

you can also remove all the wp_sfxxxx tables in the database…

UN
Unknown
Member

Removing all the wp_sfxxxx tables in the database did the trick! Thank you for all your help!