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26/09/2017 at 21:02 #4213joelpetersonParticipant
Hi Guys,
Love this plugin… ok I have an issue.
I’ve watched your video and read the settings like 100 times now on per plugin for role as I want to just make a few plugins accessible for our clients to activate or deactivate.
I’ve created a special Site Admin role which is a copy of Administrator and it has Activate Plugins enabled.
And then I went to the Plugins box on the right and selected about 5 plugins I want them to have access to….
But they still have access to everything.
Is there some other capability I have turned on that is over-riding this?
It should work…. ggrrrr 🙂
27/09/2017 at 01:00 #4215VladimirKeymasterHi,
Check if you granted access to URE capabilities for this role by mistake. It should not have access to the ‘ure_manage_options’, ‘ure_edit_roles’ and especially to ‘ure_plugins_activation_access’ capability as it allow to change settings and restrictions you made.
27/09/2017 at 05:24 #4217joelpetersonParticipant27/09/2017 at 05:30 #4219VladimirKeymasterJoel,
I wonder how this capability could appear in your roles, but it never should be granted to any role apparently. WordPress uses ‘do_not_allow’ capability when it decides to prohibit required permission. Try to revoke ‘do_not_allow’ from this role. Will it change something?
27/09/2017 at 06:14 #4220joelpetersonParticipantThanks… it wasn’t that one… I had wondered about that one before. I just tried it but no luck.
So as a test I tested it with Subscriber and just activate_plugins and read enabled and it works….so it must be one of those other options….I guess I’ll have to check them one by one 🙂
Interesting though… the plugin WP-Rocket will not hide. I also just tried a plugin called Hide Plugins and the same thing WP-Rocket would not hide. Very weird.
Thanks,
Joel
27/09/2017 at 06:36 #4221VladimirKeymasterCheck also if some capability was assigned to the test user directly, not via roles.
If you provide me a copy of WP Rocket plugin (via Dropbox, or similar) I can look, why it’s not blocked and try to find a workaround.
27/09/2017 at 12:35 #4224joelpetersonParticipantOh Thanks….
Here is a link….let me know after you download it
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Still troubleshooting which one of those options is preventing access….. no luck yet.
Thanks,
Joel
27/09/2017 at 13:43 #4225VladimirKeymasterGot it. Thank you.
27/09/2017 at 14:20 #4227VladimirKeymasterI installed WP Rocket and recorded a demo video. It shows that:
1) I blocked access to WP Rocket successfully;
2) a copy of administrator role without URE capabilities works with “per plugin access” add-on as expected.In could be a conflict with some plugin in your case. Try to deactivate plugins and re-test with different plugins subset also.
27/09/2017 at 14:22 #4228VladimirKeymasterRestrictions for plugins may be set as for role, as at user profile. Re-check is you don’t have any other settings for plugins access at this user profile.
27/09/2017 at 14:23 #4229joelpetersonParticipantWow thanks so much 🙂
I’ll double check everything. And yes it could be another plugin conflict going on here.
Thanks,
Joel
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