we have replicated the error. I'm pretty sure, that toolset access causes the error. I have to deactivate the plugin otherwise all the user will see a broken Website. I also have to ask our client if it is possible the grant you access to the Website. I will get in contact with you again as soon as possible.
the error is gone. I'm waiting for an answer of our client to clone the LIVE site. If so, I will send you all the necessary information inkl. an admin account, the reproduce the error. Yesterday we have had several website downs (on average every 5 to 10 minutes). After deactivation of the toolset access plugin, all went well. This is not an option for us, because of different user roles. So, the aim is to solve the problem (staging instance) and fix it later on the LIVE website. In the transition phase we have to edit all the relevant content for our client.
after deactivating and activating several plugins we have found the error. It is an a conflict between "Enable Media Replace" (latest Version 3.6.0) and "Toolset Access". We need both plugins. Could you please set up an Testing environment with both plugins? Every role except "admin" fires the error.
Here the change log from Enable Media Replace
3.6.0
Release date: October 11th, 2021
* New: Constant EMR_CAPABILITY can define extra user roles to allow and deny replacements;
* Fix: EMR now respects edit_other_posts permissions using default permissions;
* Fix: EMR with ALLOW_UNFILTERED_UPLOADS enabled (and allowed role) will not limit non-allowed uploads;
Were you able to get word from the client regarding the clone of the site or credentials so that I can setup a copy?
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If not are you able to provide the exact replication steps so I may attempt to replicate in a clean environment?
Please let me know.
Thanks,
Shane
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