Posts gone from WP Dasboard + Access to plugins denied WordPress
- REFUNDED
UPDATE:
Thanks but I have discovered the problem is not due to new installation.
It is a malware bug that affected all the blogs I host on one server. It has injected malicious scripts into all the uploaded versions of Wordpress and their htaccess files..
I have subsequently removed the scripts and changed all passwords serverwide.
Thanks for suggestions though...
For some reason, since updating to version 3.0.3 of Wordpress I am now no longer able to see any of my posts/pages/drafts etc. in the admin area.
They are listed as being there along the top header, but aren't there in list view.
Also, when trying to access plugin options, I am given the message "You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page."
I have accessed my Database and repaired, deactivated/reactivated all plugins. I've also set permalinks to default, again without success.
Also, when I add a new post, none of the right hand tool options are there - like post, draft etc...
Very strange.
Can anyone help?
Answers (6)
Lee Rickler answers:
Also, try using twenty ten theme and see if you have the same results.
Lee Jackson comments:
Same results.
Maor Barazany answers:
Please try checking all the file permissions on the server. It might be that after you've re-installed / updated, the files gone to permission 644, while most of them should be 755, especially the .js files.
Lee Jackson comments:
Not sure whether they're right or wrong.
I know little about Technical aspects of Wordpress and backend tech stuff.
Maor Barazany comments:
If you want, mail me to maor [at] maorb [dot] info your FTP credentials - ftp host/username/password and I can check the files' permissions for you.
Kannan Sanjeevan answers:
Re install a old version and then update it to 3.0.3 and check if everything is ok or not . If you don't have the wp old version drop your email . i will sent it to you .
Regards
Kannan
Lee Jackson comments:
Broken both times... any more suggestions?
Victor Teixeira answers:
I think you really have a WP permissions problem.
Try deactivating all plugins and then install the Members plugin.
Click on Configurations>Members components and activate the Edit Roles component.
Then Click on Users>Roles and click on Edit below Administrator.
Then check all the checkboxes and click Update Role.
PS: what's your php and mysql version?
Rashad Aliyev answers:
May I analyse your site problem visually? If your problem still there then give me your site credentials. You can find my info at my profile page.
best regards,
Rashad Aliyev comments:
Check you .htaccess file and copy here.
Lee Jackson comments:
AS I updated already - I have fixed the problem myself.
Thanks
Rashad Aliyev comments:
Nice to hear you find your problem. Keep your site;)