[Vladimir]

I don’t have Themify on hands to give you more exact information.
Goto “Users->User Role Editor”, select your role, go through the existing ‘Custom Post Types’ and look if there are any not turned ON checkboxes.

[Vladimir]

I found and fixed the bug. I will include it to the next update.

To @epss: I uploaded to dev copy the updated file user-role-editor-pro/pro/includes/classes/gf-access-user.php.

The begin of get_roles_data() function was replaced from:

    private static function get_roles_data( $user_id, $user_what_to_do ) {       
        $all_forms = array();
        $access_data = get_option( URE_GF_Access_Role::ACCESS_DATA_KEY );
        if ( !is_array( $access_data ) ) {
            return $all_forms;
        }        
        $what_to_do = -1;   // Not initialized
 

to

    private static function get_roles_data( $user_id, $user_what_to_do ) {                
        $access_data = get_option( URE_GF_Access_Role::ACCESS_DATA_KEY );
        if ( !is_array( $access_data ) ) {
            $data = array(
                'what_to_do'=>1,
                'forms_list'=>array()
        );
            return $data;
        }        
        $all_forms = array();        
        $what_to_do = -1;   // Not initialized

[Vladimir]

I confirm the issue. Thank you for the provided information and access/data for testing. I work on the fix.

[Vladimir]

Thanks for the notification. Error in line 211 is caused by a typo skipped the tests somehow. Valid method name for call here is URE_GF_Access_User::get_gf_list(). Fixed.

Related update was introduced with version 4.61 “New: Gravity Forms Edit Access add-on: It’s possible to set what forms is allowed to edit for the selected role.”. It should use “Allow” value by default for not updated user profiles.

I’m ready to investigate the issue. If it’s possible to get admin access to your site (stage/development copy better) send credentials to support [at-sign] role-editor.com

[Vladimir]

Thank you. I will investigate this and apply your fix, enhance this part if needed.

[Vladimir]

@City_Employee,

Right, Admin Menu Editor Pro plugin fully redefines WordPress admin menu, including its permissions if you select such option. It’s expected behavior from it.

[Vladimir]

I fully agree with your enhancement request. Thanks.

I have hosted role-editor.com at AWS servers many years, taking in account the international clients base. Recently, as I lost ability to pay bills from the foreign service providers, I had to move role-editor.com to the facilities located in Russia. Sorry, I will work on the request as soon as the international payments/hosting services become available again.

[Vladimir]

Thank you.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

Try to deactivate/activate back User Role Editor Pro plugin. If you don’t see URE Pro in the plugin list, rename its folder, e.g. user-role-editor-pro-0, open plugins page – WordPress will deactivate URE Pro automatically. Then rename folder to original back and activate URE Pro. URE grants full list of capabilities to administrator role on activation.

[Vladimir]

@geascedia-com, try the updated Beta 2 version.

[Vladimir]

@geascedia-com, thanks for the help with testing.

What about 3 checkboxes?
[x] Append additional roles.
[x] Overwrite existing roles.
[x] Remove not existing roles.

When all 3 checkboxes are selected we have full rewrite case as it works currently.

[Vladimir]

Beta version 4.62.b1 includes “Export from CSV” feature (Settings->User Role Editor->Tools). Download it for testing from the “Download” page after login.

You can use previously exported from User Role Editor CSV file.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

Unfortunately it’s not a question of user permissions. It’s more a question of the post/product flow programming. WordPress built-in post flow includes states: draft, pending (not visible to public and wait for moderation), published. If user can not publish a product, he can move it into a pending state and wait for moderation. Such product is not visible to a public.
In order to use/realize another logic of product flow and/or states changing you need to use special plugin.

[Vladimir]

To @colli239,

Show the error message. You can switch WordPress to debug mode to write it into the debug.log file: https://wordpress.org/support/article/debugging-in-wordpress/

[Vladimir]

Unfortunately, No. Or just delete theme and create again as a copy of existing one.

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