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It seems you need some other logic then one which was realized currently. And it’s something special.
In general WooCommerce order could be placed by any visitor, which automatically becomes a customer. Customers don’t have access to the admin back-end.
When we talk about ability of someone to see/edit his own orders only, I mean a user like a vendor (products owner), which sees/edits just orders placed for his products.‘With’ author user ID’ field is currently available if user has ‘edit_others_%’ capability.
Yes, I will add this feature definitely.
I understand a problem and version 4.25 (currently in beta state) makes a step forward. It’s capable to set edit restrictions for roles, where it will be much easier to set in case of large quant of users to restrict.This module may help:
It does not contain ‘view own items’ option yet. But if you input this user ID to the ‘Restrict by author’ field:
he will see his own products only.
Development version 4.25 (beta) (available at the same download page after login) includes a fix for the orders. So if you have a test copy you may test how it will work in your case.Hi Jawad,
I still fix some minor bugs in the dev. version from time to time. So it will be better to try it 1st at the test copy of your site.
Thanks for the feedback and help with testing.
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Hi,
If you are interested you may test development version 4.25.b2, which fixed this bug.
It’s available from the download page after login.Hi Jawad,
Development version 4.25.b3 is available for testing. You may get it after login from
It includes some related fixes:
– Admin menu access module: Enhanced technique of blocking links: order and quant of URL parameters does not matter.
– Visual Composer issue is fixed too.
I appreciate if you will test it and share your feedback.Read this post:
It may help.I tested with ‘Envira Gallery Lite’. It uses ‘edit_posts’ capability. It’s available to your authors for this reason. You may block it with ‘Admin menu access’ module:
More information about ‘Admin menu access module’:
https://www.role-editor.com/block-admin-menu-itemsHi,
I confirm the bug.
When WordPress generates a link to revisions page it checks if user can edit a revision. But it is definitely not in a list of allowed posts. User does not get a valid link to a revisions for this reason.
So if I get a request to check if user is allowed to edit a revision I should check if he is allowed to edit that revisions’s parent post.I will fix it in upcoming soon version 4.25.
Thanks for your help.Thanks for the information.
I created a copy of author role, added ‘manage_options’ capability. Marked ‘Events->Settings’ as blocked. I do not see this menu item. I can not access it via direct URLs (tried all from your list).
It’s strange that we get the different results. The recent test was done with version 4.24.5.Hi Chad,
Auto update is available. Check if you input valid license key at the “Settings->User Role Editor->General” tab (under “Network Admin” for the multisite configuration).
Existing settings should be saved after update. Just in case re-check “admin menu access” settings if you set them for some roles.
To update plugin version manually:
1) deactivate plugin
2) remove all files at user-role-editor-pro folder via FTP
3) upload new files from .zip you downloaded from https://role-editor.com/download-plugin
4) activate plugin backHi Jawad,
I confirm a problem with blocking VC menu for the users without permissions to access to it. Thanks for reporting it.
I will develop a fix.Regards,
Vladimir.
