[Vladimir]

Hi @simonemeconi,

Yes, I included it to the upcoming update 4.64.1. You may try beta version 4.64.1.b1. It’s available as development version from the same Download page.

add_filter('ure_check_updates', 'ure_check__for_updates', 10, 1 );
function ure_check__for_updates( $check ) {
    $check = false;
    
    return $check;
}

[Vladimir]

Understand. What about wp-content/debug.log file content? You may send its zipped version to support [at-sign] role-editor.com

[Vladimir]

Do you continue receive this error if try to repeat now? FYI, there was periods during past weekend when update server was unavailable and some clients had similar problems.

Switch WordPress temporally into debug mode, and try again validate license key. Then find in wp-content/debug.log file the PHP error message related to user-role-editor-pro, show it.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

Private post just not expose its URL. If visitor knows private post URL (permalink) he can see it, event he doesn’t have any permissions on a site. If he can not see post, check if post view is not restricted by some other criteria.

[Vladimir]

Thank you for the additional information.

Once you activate this add-on, such data is default for all existing and new added roles:
Allow plugins: Selected,
0 plugins selected

URE counts that there are no restrictions set for such role, until at least one plugin will be selected. URE does not limit such role in plugin activation/deactivation.

[Vladimir]

Help with example in order I can reproduce your situation.

I made test with 8 plugins installed and only 2 active. Then I allowed user with read, activate_plugins capabilities in the role activate/deactivate only 2 plugins (1 active and 1 not active). User sees only those 2 plugins. Clarify on example, how he can work with other plugins. What I missed?

[Vladimir]

In general URE Pro should temporally revoke edit_ capability from current user if post restricted for editing.

Your issue needs investigation. If can provide admin access to the stage copy of the site without critical data send credentials to support [at-sign[ role-editor.com, add restricted role and post example to use during the tests.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

I suppose you write about some other plugin which allows to set prices for the product in relation of current user role. User Role Editor does not offer such feature at all.

[Vladimir]

Unfortunately this valuable addition is not realized yet. Will do, really.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

Revisions plugin creates admin menu item with a ‘read’ capability, which is granted to any role with access to wp-admin.

It seems that small workaround may help you. Leave all Revisions admin menu items blocked for your role via “Admin menu” as you did and add to the active theme functions.php file this code:

add_filter('revisionary_add_menu', 'ure_revisionary_off', 10, 1 );
function ure_revisionary_off( $edit_any ) {
    return false;
}

It fully hides ‘Revisions’ menu for editor role in my test.

[Vladimir]

I tried repeat the issue locally to isolate a problem using debugger, but without success. When I tried again on-line at dev copy, user with ‘author’ role updated the seria with added event successfully. The only change I see – is the “Classic Editor” instead of the block one. Did you solve a problem?

[Vladimir]

@dshank, You have older unsupported version of URE Pro – 4.51.2, which had the bug, caused syntax error:

[07-Aug-2023 04:22:24 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Uncaught TypeError: Unsupported operand types: string + string in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/user-role-editor-pro/pro/includes/classes/other-roles.php:258

It was found at have fixed at version 4.57.

I fixed this bug at your stage server, but recommend to update to the latest version of URE Pro, if you plan to use it.

[Vladimir]

Send to support [at-sign] role-editor.com

[Vladimir]

It seems as jQuery is not loaded at all, but once you see error message after click on the “Other roles” button, event was assigned to the button via jQuery.

Is it possible to look at the stage copy of your site to search a reason?

[Vladimir]

Hi,

Thanks. I confirm that update issue is related to the post edit restrictions set to the Author role. I need more time to catch the bug.

Take into account that ‘ure_manage_options’ is a superadmin capability for User Role Editor. Role with this capability is not restricted in any manner. In this case URE just ingnores post edit restrictions set for a role.

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