[fuseo]

Thank you. I’ve written a review.

One more question though: I’m creating a new user role called ‘Equilli Brugge’. This person should have access to 3 specific pages, a custom post type (called ‘nieuws’) and the Booked plugin appointments.

Here’s the problem:

When I activate “Force custom post types to use their own capabilities”, this user has access to the ‘nieuws’ custom post type, but can’t access the Booked plugin. When I disable “Force custom post types to use their own capabilities”, the user has access to the Booked plugin, but not the ‘nieuws’ posts.

What should I do to fix this?

[fuseo]

Yes, turning “Force custom post types to use own capabilities” off has fixed the issue.

Thank you for your help. Is there anywhere I can rate this plugin? I would love to give it 5 stars thanks to your support.

[fuseo]

PS: I tried another admin login, and the problem is the same.

[fuseo]

Is it normal that I can’t uncheck one of the boxes in the screenshot above? When I click it, it stays checked.

[fuseo]

Everything is checked:

[fuseo]

Ok, I’ve send you an email with the plugin file.

[fuseo]

My user role is ‘beheerder’, so that should be fine?
I also added the missing capabilities (related to gravityforms) but I still can’t access the Booked plugin settings.

[fuseo]

Do you mean the (administrator)?

The plugin I talked about is labelled as ‘Appointments’ in the screenshot above. As you can see, all 11 boxes are checked.

[fuseo]

What do you mean with “Check if your user was granted ‘administrator’ role not a copy with other role ID?” Where can I check this?

What’s weird is that I could access everything yesterday, but can’t today (while I didn’t change any user roles).

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