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I suppose that you use “Content view restrictions” add-on to manage product view.
Product is excluded from all listings just in case of 404 action selection.
You need to go through all wholesale products, open every for editing and set Content view restrictions criteria:
– role: Wholesale;
– Access error action: 404 HTTP error.
In this case wholesale products will not be listed for not logged in users.I need access to wp-enevnt-organiser plugin copy to isolate a reason of the issue. If you can share it with me (support [at-sign] role-editor.com), show also a screenshot with marker what field(s) is available without URE and disappear after URE activation.
P.S. I install software received from client at the local development environment and use for testing/investigation purpose only.
It depends from where you wish to see this option:
If in user profile – to a role granted to that user or directly to that user;
if for a role – then grant this capability for that role.Correct, FB Photo Fetcher plugin protects its menu item under the “Settings” menu with ‘administrator’ role hardcoded:
_admin_menu.php:10:add_options_page("$fpf_name Options", 'FB Photo Fetcher' . (defined('FPF_ADDON')?"+":""), 'administrator', "fb-photo-fetcher", 'fpf_admin_page');There are no known issues with mentioned plugins.
Let’s look on the problems step by step.
Describe me one of the examples (what do you wish to achieve) which does not work for you and show screenshots of the settings you made for that.
If you can provide admin access to your site. It will be helpful.
Send credentials to support [at-sign] role-editor.comHi Björn,
Is it possible to look at your settings online?
If Yes, then send site URL, admin login credentials to support [at-sign] role-editor.com
I will check what may go wrong.Thanks for the suggestion. I fully agree with you.
It’s a subject for further development. I will realize this feature this year.Hi,
I just returned from a 2 weeks vacation.
Send direct download links for the plugins listed above. I will check what permissions they require.
Excuse me for a delay with answer – I had 2 weeks vacation.
This code is not included currently to the Pro version and thus it is not available there as an option.
Thanks for the suggestion. It seems that I really need to add this option to a Pro version with one of the next updates.
Excuse for a delay with answer – I had 2 weeks vacation.
This is a feature active at User Role Editor by default.
Any user with ID not equal 1 (WordPress default admin user) which has ‘edit_users’ capability does not see users with ‘administrator’ role.
Pay attention that if user has ‘ure_manage_options’ capability URE counts him as a superadmin and does not apply to him any restrictions.Another way to restrict what users are shown (available for editing/deletion) to the current user is Other roles access add-on.
Hi Oskar,
Excuse for a delay with answer – I had 2 weeks vacation.
It’s possible to hide/block unneeded admin menu items protected by the same capability which is required for a role using Admin menu access add-on.
Hi Anne,
Admin menu items from plugins protected by the same ‘edit_posts’ capability may be available to the user with ‘author’ role.
Admin menu blocking add-on may help in this case.Hi Björn,
Excuse for delay with answer – I had 2 weeks vacation.
Did you apply Admin menu access restrictions for role of this user?
If you use “Block not selected” model for admin menu restriction, it may be a reason why user is redirected to to the dashboard when he try to open URL with additional parameter. Read carefully the final part of the documentation page.
I hope that switching to the “block selectes” model or tuning “URL arguments white list” will help you to resolve this issue.Excuse for a delay with answer – I had 2 weeks vacation.
Posts edit restrictions add-on will help with your task.
It allows input category ID to special field at the user profile. User will can post and edit existing post inside of that category only.
