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  • in reply to: How to make a plugin visible for non admins #8965
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    Hi Vladimir,

    I honestly do not understand what to do. I need to give two WP users the ability to work in LearnDash, specifically for notifications, and not be able to play around in the backend of WP with other features. I did not realize this wouldn’t be an “out of the box” capability when I purchased the Pro plugin. If I provide a temporary admin role to you privately, would you be able to set this up? Or, if you are able to provide me with some simple CSS code I can copy/paste into the Kadence section for that, I can do that.

    Please advise. Thank you.

    ~Jess

    in reply to: How to make a plugin visible for non admins #8962
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    Hi,

    Apologies…I’m trying to give permissions for LearnDash Notifications Add-on. Not MemberPress. If you can help me set this up, I would be very grateful. Please advise.

    Best,
    Jess

    in reply to: How to make a plugin visible for non admins #8958
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    Hi Vladimir,
    I’m using User Role Editor Pro alongside MemberPress and have a conflict I can’t resolve.
    I created a custom role called “TVB LearnDash Manager” with the goal of allowing two specific users to create and edit LearnDash Notifications only. This user is not a MemberPress member and has no membership assigned.
    The problem:
    MemberPress has two settings enabled under Settings → Account → Permissions:

    “Disable the WordPress admin bar for members”
    “Keep members out of the WordPress Dashboard”

    Even though this user is NOT a member, MemberPress is applying these restrictions to them — redirecting them to the homepage after login and blocking all admin access.
    What I’ve tried:

    Added read, edit_posts, and edit_published_posts to the role — but adding edit_posts triggers the MemberPress redirect
    Tried multiple PHP snippets targeting mepr_show_admin_bar, mepr_is_member, and mepr_user_has_access filters — none fire early enough to override MemberPress
    Activated “Other Roles Access” module in URE Pro — no change

    What I need:
    This user simply needs to access wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=ld-notification to create and edit LearnDash Notifications. Nothing else.
    Is there a way within User Role Editor Pro to exempt a specific custom role from MemberPress’s admin restrictions without disabling them globally?

    Perhaps I am missing something else somewhere. I appreciate any help you can provide.
    Thank you!

    Best,
    Jess

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