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You have URE older version 4.32 installed at dev. site. There were 3 updates for version 4.32 before the latest version 4.33.
Demo can not access wp-admin even with URE deactivated. So the issue does not depend from URE Pro I suppose. It’s related to some other plugin. You can deactivate all plugins – retest login and then re-activate plugins one by one to isolation a source of this conflict.
Is it possible to download a copy of your site (files and database) created by one of this plugins?
If yes, send a link to support [at-sign] role-editor.com
If I repeat this issue at my local development environment I will can to isolate it myself and look at wstorelocator CSV access requirements too.
Both are just notices not errors and don’t stop PHP execution to leave you with an empty page.
What will be if you deactivate URE? Will user can login to wp-admin?
Empty page can be a sequence of PHP fatal error.
Can you look at PHP errors log file at the server where you have a problem?
May be activate temporally WordPress debug mode: https://codex.wordpress.org/Debugging_in_WordPressIt will show a source of a problem in case a PHP fatal error takes place.
Hi,
User Role Editor hides ‘Administrator’ role from non-administrator users (users without ‘administrator’ role) by default.
If you wish to hide from such user another roles you can use “Other roles access” add-on.Hi Did,
The recent update does not contain any related changes. I suppose that something else was changed at your site.
The most popular reason when user can not login without manage_options and edit_posts capabilities is an active WooCommerce. Read this post. Check, may it is exactly your case.
I get the ordinal 404 page (like 404.php from 2017) from the active theme with the same setting for post: for not logged-in user or for logged-in user with role not allowed for this post tries access page’s URL directly.
Did you try a WordPress default 2017 theme?
User Role Editor Pro includes a ‘Content View Restrictions‘ add-on which (since activated) allows to manage what roles can see what posts as at the post level, as at the role level.
Hi Giacomo,
Thanks for the good feedback.
You found a real bug. Thanks a lot. I confirm the case when these settings for post:
“Prohibit View – All visitors – Show access error message” returns 404 error instead of showing a globally set error message. I will re-test all options and publish the update in the 1st week of April.I always get a 404 page from the active theme for ‘Return 404 HTTP error’ option although.
Show a screenshot of the settings you made for your post which produces unexpected result. I will test them with a double attention.
Grant ‘manage_options’ to this role and restrict admin menu available to it via “Admin menu access” additional module.
You should grant ‘activate_plugins’ to role or user only in case you really wish that a user activate plugins. If you need to grant access to the menu created by some plugin, you have to grant other capabilities almost in 100% of cases.
I need a plugin copy to check what permissions it requires. You can send a .zip directly to support [at-sign] role-editor.com in case it’s a commercial product.
There is no public API or PHP function currently.
If you wish to build it yourself you can start from URE_Lib::wp_api_network_roles_update(), located at includes/classes/ure-lib.php.There is a difference:
– ‘Apply to All Sites’ replicates to subsites a currently selected role only.
– ‘Update Network’ replicates all existing roles from the main site to the subsites. Any subsite role which is not available at the main site is dropped. So this function is to synchronize all network permission.
