Viewing database on front end with 'subscriber' status

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  • 03/11/2013 at 2:16 pm #253747
    Nick Putman
    Guest

    Hi,

    I am using connections for a private database (i.e. the database is on a private page).  All works fine when I try to view the database as the administrator, but when logging is as a user who only has subscriber privileges, when I try to access the database on the front end I just see a page of code, which starts like the code at the bottom.

    Could someone help me fix this please.

    Thanks,

    Nick

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}else if(isWPHigherOrEqualThan("3.3")){ 
   var alltext="";                             
   alltext="";
   jQuery('li#wp-admin-bar-my-account').css('cursor','default');
   alltext = jQuery('li#wp-admin-bar-my-account').html();
   if(alltext!=null){                                                                                      
      var parts = alltext.split(','); 
      alltext = "Hello" + ", " + parts[1];
   }    
   jQuery("li#wp-admin-bar-my-account").html(alltext);
}else if(isWPHigherOrEqualThan("3.2")){ 
   var alltext="";                             
   alltext="";
   alltext = jQuery('#user_info div.hide-if-no-js').html();
   if(alltext!=null){
      var parts = alltext.split(','); 
      alltext = "Hello" + ", " + parts[1];                                    
   }
   jQuery("#user_info div.hide-if-no-js").html(alltext);

}else{  
  var howdyText = jQuery("#user_info").html();
     if(howdyText !=null){
     jQuery("#user_info").html("<p>"+"Hello"+howdyText.substr(9));
  }
}
if(isWPHigherOrEqualThan("3.5")){
   //jQuery("#wp-admin-bar-my-account").css("padding-left","10px");
   //jQuery("#wp-admin-bar-my-account").css("padding-right","10px");
   //jQuery("#wp-admin-bar-my-account img").css({"margin-left":"5px","margin-bottom":"-4px"});

}
    03/12/2013 at 9:56 am #253853
    Steven Zahm
    Keymaster

    @ Nick Putman

    This doesn’t look related to Connections at all. I’m guessing you’ll have this same issue even with Connections deactivated.

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