No, you may not have super-admin access.

The plugin tab is in the default location WordPress uses. I did not mess with WordPress’ back end.

At this point, after much thought, I have to say I am done. You are too much of a security risk wanting more and more access to my back end to fix an issue that you already know is a communication error between the database this plugin installs (and the rebuild of it that started this error in the first place) and the calendar wanting information that the database rebuild wiped. The ONLY reason I can legitimately see you wanting to look at the plugins is in case of conflicts, but since all the plugins I’m using were there when the calendar was working correctly (and I did do a plugin turnoff round to make sure it wasn’t a conflict, which you never even asked me if I did), I do not see how this would affect the database nor the calender look-up.

I have reset your permission to the site to the basic login/free reader so you will no-longer have admin privileges. I am deinstalling this plugin and looking for alternatives, chocking the money I paid up as a learning experience on how not to handle tech support.

Hum – should be right under JetPack on the left-side navigation.

You can also access it from the front end via a 2nd menu bar that appears under the main menu bar.

Last big update seemed to wipe many of the users from different tasks, but it was inconsistent about it. I re-assigned users to task that we not yet complete, but for projects or tasks that were already completed I couldn’t really do anything without opening that all up again, since it hides the users that were assigned to it.

Sorry – I mistyped your user name in the form (speedy fingers trip over themselves). Try it without the ‘b’. I currently have the security on the site set up to auto block IPs of anyone using an invalid user name for 1/2 hour due to getting spammed by login bots.

Again – sorry about that.