nothing happening would seem to indicate some sort of js error….  not sure what would be diff on your site for admin vs user…

can you try with browse console open and see if any js errors are reported when you click on it as user?

link to site please?

Thanks for your quick response Mr Papa

My site is Alcohemy.com and you will see the page address from the attached screenshot.

I checked both Admin and Member logins using the Web Console and couldn’t see any JS errors logged. Only a lot of CSS enrties and some Net ones. I’m not sure if they are significant so I have attached a screenshot of only the top of the logs of both Member (Web Console) and Admin (Admin Web Console) console logs.

I also attached a shot of the successful thumbnail enlargement from the Admin login.

Not sure if this helps determine what the issue maybe? Thanks for your help.

Regards, David

Script conflicts are the only thing that really makes any sense… so this is most puzzling. And a unique report at this time.

We may need an account so that we can view a forum page directly. Would this be possible? If so – can you please PM credentials to both myself and to ‘Mr Papa’. Please include in the PM a link to your site, a link to this thread and brief reminder of the problem. And one of us will take a look for you.

OK – well the HTML is most certainly getting mangled quite badly.

Do you have anything active – ie., another WP plugin – that may be having an effect on links in blog posts. I.e., doing something with them to chage their behaviour in any way…?

I’m not trained a tech and my developer/IT support is on extended leave. I have attached a capture of my WP Plugins. I can’t think of anything that would upset the links.

I could change your login role to ‘admin’ if that would help your review?

Cheers, David.

not sure an admin account would help…  best bet is to narrow it down…  try temp switch to default wp theme and see if any better…  if not, then disable all other wp plugins and see if better… if so, then enable one by one until it breaks… then we know the conflict and can work to resolve it…

Thanks for your advice. I would rather my developer/tech support do what you advise… so I don’t break anything she has done.  She is on leave for a few weeks so will respond back as soon as she has some results for you.

Thanks again for your quick response.

Regards, David

please let us know what they find…

Hi Mr P & YS

I was having a further looik using the page Element Inspector tool of the Web Console and noticed this difference. I don’t have the technical expertise to know if it is a problem so thought best to bring to your attention.

When I select the attachment thumbnail when logged in as Admin it has the popup size code in a dfferent place and format to when logged in as a Member (pls see screen captures).

I also noticed a JS error logged this time when I clicked on the thumbnail whilst logged in as a Member (see capture).

Does this help you at all?

Regards, David.

not really.. as Andy said before, the html is mangled which is what your screens are verifying…  need to figure out what is doing that…  the steps outlined in post #7 are the next step…

Ok, thanks.

I will need to wait for my tech support to get back from vacation, then let you know.

Cheers, David

The main reason I asked about other plugins having some sort of knock on effect is because as an admin it works for you suggesting that the original html being constructed is good. We do not change the html for a non-admin user hence my suspicion. I know I might be wrong of course!

I could not actually read the screenshot of your installed plugins – too small and too fuzzy and I’m too old! But feel free to list them again – the simplest way is the forum admin > toolbox > environment panel. I probably wont recognise any culprits but am happy to look just in case something jogs an old memory.

Thanks again for your response. I was trying to keep the Plugin screen capture under the attachment size limit.

These are the WP and SP Plugins I have active (‘cforms’ is inactive):

WP Plugins		Admin Bar Disabler (1.1) Advanced iFrame (5.9) Akismet (3.0.0) All In One SEO Pack (2.1.7) Contact Form 7 (3.8.1) CubePoints (3.2.1) Form Lightbox (2.1) Google Analytics for WordPress (4.3.5) Google XML Sitemaps (4.0.6) iThemes Security (4.2.13) Lightbox Plus ColorBox (2.6) LocalCurrency (2.6) PHP Exec (1.7) Pinterest “Pin It” Button Lite (2.0.5) Quick Chat (4.13) Really Simple CAPTCHA (1.8) Simple:Press (5.5.0) Sociable (4.3.4.1) Tippy (6.2.1) Widget CSS Classes (1.2.6) Widget Logic (0.57) WishList Content Control (1.0.118) WishList Directory (1.0.36) WishList Member™ (2.80.2119) WordPress Database Backup (2.2.4) WPBeginner’s Compact Archives (3.0.3)
SP Plugins		Admin Bar (1.4.5) Birthdays (1.2.1) CubePoints Integration (1.2.6) Custom Profile Fields (1.2.7) Editor TinyMCE Rich Text (3.0.3) File Uploader with Plupload (3.2.2) Font Resizer (1.2.1) Mentions (2.1.0) Post Preview (1.2.2) Post Ratings (1.4.2) Private Message System (2.1.2) Report Post (1.2.4) Subscriptions (1.4.3) Tags (1.3.13) Watches (1.5.2) Who’s Online (1.2.6)

mmm. Might one or both of the LightBox plugins be having a side-effect. Might be worth just deactivating for a couple of minutes to find out…