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If that’s possible, send site URL and admin credentials to support [at-sign] role-editor.com
I will investigate the problem.Hi,
Look at the browser JavaScript console. Do you see any JavaScript error messages when you click “Update” button in URE?
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Open Users->User Role Editor. Select ‘Administrator’ role and scroll page down. Look if the “Hide admin bar” checkbox is not accidentally switched ON.
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Use “Admin menu blocking” add-on. Open it for ‘administrator’ role, find needed menu item and look what capability is in use to protect it (‘frm_view_entries’ in this case).
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Unfortunately, it’s not possible to achieve using just user capabilities. There is no ‘read-only’ mode for shop orders in WooCommerce. If user can access orders list, he can edit them as the key capability for this access is “edit_shop_orders”.
You can play with “Meta boxes access” add-on and try to remove from the order editor page some critical meta boxes, like the “Publish” one. But it still will not give you a full read-only mode.
Define separate taxonomy and attach it to your CPT. It will use the same ‘manage_categories’ capability. But user will work with the separate list of categories. If you need you may block unneeded menu items using “Admin menu blocking” add-on.
Hi @animage,
Thanks for letting me know.
Hi @tablago,
License key is available now at your account page after login.
Did you login as administrator user? Do you see URE Pro in the Plugins list? Is it active?
URE hides its “Users->User Role Editor” menu item from users without ‘ure_edit_roles’ capability.
Strange. If it’s applicable (create dev. copy without critical data but with the same issue), send site URL and admin credentials to support [at-sign] role-editor.com. I will investigate what is going wrong.
If 1, 2 is not the case, go to the some of restricted users profile and look if allowed pages ID are still there and not lost for some reason.
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1) Check if User Role Editor Pro is activated;
2) Go to the Settings->Additonal Modules and check if “Activate user access management to editing selected posts, pages, custom post types” checkbox is still turned ON.Hi,
Thank for the help in finding the issue. Problem: WordPress save the recently opened (or the 1st one) menu as a default one for the current user. If we block such menus and leave another menu only, WordPress shows empty menu instead of one which we allow.
Workaround – deactivate nav menu add-on. Login as restricted user and open allowed menu, then activate nav. menu module back. User will see only allowed menu.
I will research how to fix this and return with update.
