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Hi,
It’s not possible within WordPress built-in page editing logic. Special plugin is needed for this purpose.
Beta version 4.55.1.b1 is available after login at the ‘Download’ page.
Related updates:
New: Content view access add-on:
– ‘ure_content_view_access_data_for_role’ custom filter was added. It takes 2 parameters: 1st – array with content view access data defined for a role, $role_id – role ID, for which content view access data is filtered.
– ‘ure_content_view_access_data_for_user’ custom filter was added. It takes 2 parameters: 1st – array with content view access data defined for a user, $user_id – user ID, for which content view access data is filtered.Try to use new filters in your code.
If you can extract needed post/page IDs for a team via PHP, you can add them automatically to the edit restrictions set for selected user or role using ure_edit_posts_access_id_list custom filter.
Hi Martin,
Send the link to WP Multilang plugin at wordpress.org/plugins/
Show screenshot with “Show item only in” option in menu.
Clarify, what do you mean under ‘other page where i don’t use “User role editor”’. How do you use URE for the page?Hi Friedi,
You can make a simple test – switch to a 2020 theme, login under user with modified editor role and look if you can work normally with widgets. If ‘Yes’, then permissions you gave to editor role is enough for this purpose. But Avada developer should check what is going wrong and find a real reason of JavaScript error.
Hi Daniel,
Look at the browser JavaScript console (F12 for Google Chrome) if it shows any JavaScript errors.
Hi,
Currently there is not suitable hook for this purpose. I will add a couple for the next update – approximately the begin of March, 2020.
Erik,
I found the reason :). Login under the test user, go to “Appearance->Menus” and click on the “Screen Options” at the top right corner. Turn ON checkboxes which you wish to see at the page. Menu items realized as meta boxes, which you can hide/show and some of theme are hidden by default.
Erik,
Interesting thing I discovered. When I logged in under provided test user with the same admin privileges I see the limited list of options under “Appearance->Add menu”, exactly as you showed for the limited role.
It seems the list of options does not depend from user permissions as users with the same ‘administrator’ role sees the different list of options (post types).I will make some tests with Events Calendar Pro at my own test site.
Hi,
I don’t have access to the Modern Tribe’s Event Calendar Pro for testing. I referenced WooCommerce “Products” as it’s a similar custom post type, which I took for a quick testing.
You may share MTEC Pro plugin .zip with support [at-sign] role-editor.com via Google Drive or DropBox. I will repeat the test with MTEC instead of WooCommerce then.Hi Luke,
Look at the browser JavaScript console (Ctrl+Shift+I for Google Chrome) if there any JavaScript error messages.
You may redirect membership_manager users after login using another plugin, like this one.
Hi,
My test showed that the list of groups (post types) at the “Add menu items” section does not depend from the ability of user to edit those items. My test user does not have capabilities to edit Woocommerce products but he see “Products” group at the mentioned section.
I may just suppose that another plugin may be involved. Did you try to deactivate all plugins and re-test? If that will change a picture, activating plugins back one by one you can isolate a reason.
