Closed Muazhesam closed 7 years ago
Have you previously had a theme/plugin installed which also used TGMPA and dismissed the admin notice ? If so, that is most likely the problem as the admin notice is currently not unique to your theme/plugin.
I have tried on new wp install on new domain..but result zero..
What setting have you got for has_notices
in the $config
array ?
'has_notices' => true,
I presume you have access to the database: could you do a search in the usermeta
table for meta_key LIKE 'tgmpa_dismissed_notice%'
?
If it is truly a fresh install, that key should not exist in the usermeta table.
If it does.... that's the problem and only goes to show that the admin notice was dismissed before.
You can delete those rows from the table in that case and the admin notice should start showing up again.
Does not exists!
Oh dear. Ok, do you know of any plugins on your website which also use TGMPA ?
Solved that dude..Thanks a lot
@Muazhesam Can you please share your solution so future readers know what to try?
What @GaryJones said. Oh and...
Solved that dude
Eh... I presume you mean Thank you for your help, fair lady ?
After Theme Installation and activation there should be a notice about installing plugins on that theme.But i am not getting that message/notice. Look at the below picture
But still there is plugins to install and activate
How can i solve this problem?