[Vladimir]

Do you really use so old WordPress version 3.6.1?

[Vladimir]

Hi,

Will it change if you turn off “Admin menu access” add-on at URE’s Settings? If ‘Yes’, show me a full screenshot of admin menu list for this user role.

[Vladimir]

Thanks for the feedback.

[Vladimir]

I think that a better way to test how user sees menu is to visit site not under admin user. Currently ‘front-end menu access’ add-on does not fire for front-end menu view when admin user visit a site. So when you visit site front-end as admin user, URE does not hide from you any menu items which should be hidden according your settings.

Do you think this logic is incorrect, inconvenient?

And, Yes, admin user always sees full menu at the menu editing page at admin back-end.

[Vladimir]

Yes, I did not tested with pages somehow :), just with posts. Thank You for the update.

[Vladimir]

Yes, these restrictions are not applied for users who can edit them – additional menu item options are available only for administrator or user with ‘ure_front_end_menu_access’ capability. So ‘administrator’ and user with ‘ure_front_end_menu_access’ capability only should always see all menu items in spite of conditions applied to them.

Please let me know that it’s right for your installation. If ‘Yes’, then do you think that it will be more convenient for administrators to see the restricted (for logged-in / for logged-out users, etc.) menu under their own accounts too? I may add this as an option to change a default behavior.

[Vladimir]

In order to turn off URE’s front-end menu access add-on go to the “Settings -> User Role Editor -> Additional Modules” tab and turn off “Activate Front End Menu Access module” checkbox.

[Vladimir]

OK. I’ve read your 2nd post.

[Vladimir]

License key is for the full WP installation, not for the individual subsite. So even if you activated URE Pro not network wide, but for some subsite only, look at the URE’s Settings at the “Network admin -> Settings -> User Role Editor”.

Be aware that in case you will decide to network activate URE you need to deactivate it at subsites (where it was active) 1st.

[Vladimir]

This code is still actual to remove ‘Quick Edit’ link under a post line at the posts list. I re-tested it with theme 2017 functions.php, I just used the ‘editor’ role instead yours:

if (current_user_can('editor')) {
    add_filter('post_row_actions','remove_quick_edit',10,1);
}
function remove_quick_edit( $actions ) {
    
    unset($actions['inline hide-if-no-js']);
    
    return $actions;    
}

Check if you inserted code to the active theme’s functions.php, if your test user really has ‘page-editor’ role.

I’m ready to look at your site on-line if you send URL and admin login credentials to support [at-sign] role-editor.com

[Vladimir]

UPS! Sorry, I have tested with ‘administrator’ incorrectly, I forgot that this add-on does not work for the users with ‘administrator’ role. It works as expected for other roles – ‘Log In’ is unavailable for logged-in users at my test site.

Try to deactivate all plugins except these 2. Will it change something? What if you try 2017 theme?

[Vladimir]

I repeated this issue. Thanks.
I will search a reason and contact you with solution, possibly tomorrow.

[Vladimir]

Excellent! Thanks for letting me know.

[Vladimir]

I tested a free version of Sign-up Sheets and did not repeat any reported issues.
I will contact SS plugin developer about getting a copy of his Pro version.

Btw, I suppose that if SS Pro uses custom post type then if you turned ON “Activate “Create” capability for posts/pages/custom post types” option at “Settings->User Role Editor->Additional modules” tab, then role should have ‘create_xxxs’ capability, where ‘xxxs’ is a custom post type, like ‘create_signup_sheets’. “Add New”, “Add Sheet” buttons will be unavailable in other case.

[Vladimir]

Try version 4.31.1 with a fix for this serious bug.

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