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Before I give you access, I did some preliminary digging into the code. It seems that the root issue that it tries to load the frontend dashboard on any frontend page, while also loading the frontend page, and it does so because in the database, all the vendors customs pages are set to their default value of an empty string, which eventually trigger is_page() to return true, despite the page not being the vendor page.

So I came to the conclusion that when I updated my WCMP to MVX Pro by adding the plugin files directly into my plugins folder and activating them, a bunch of installation steps were not followed properly, such as creating vendor pages, and so the plugins are left in a weird in-middle state. I tried the Create Missing Pages button in the Settings page, but it doesn’t do anything.

So, if there’s no alternative ways to generate those missing pages, my current plan is to simply reinstall the entire plugins (both MVX and MVX Pro) from scratch. How would I do that, considering that the database already contains a bunch of data regarding those plugins? Restarting from a fresh wordpress install is not an option, it would take forever to setup all the products and everything again.

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