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I repeated this issue. Thanks.
I will search a reason and contact you with solution, possibly tomorrow.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.
Hi,
I got a similar report from other client. Just to check if you meet the same problem –
Is “Activate per form user access management for Gravity Forms” option at URE’s Additional Modules Settings tab turn ON at your installation?Hi,
Follow recommendations in this post.
Hi!
Do you set any additional restrictions for this custom role or user? Show me a screenshot of the role and any additional restrictions set for this role or user. I will try to repeat the issue.
Do you use any other admin menu management plugins, like “Adminimize”, “Admin menu editor”? Check if there are no restrictions for “Appearance” menu there.
I do not recommend to use different roles editing plugins together (I see WPFront menu at the screenshot), they may conflict with each other because of they work on the same field.
I may look on the issue on-line if you send me admin credentials (support [at-sign] role-editor.com)
Give me more details, what does not work correctly in “Sign-Up Sheets Pro” when you have active URE Pro.
Send me (support [at-sign] role-editor.com) a copy of “Sign-Up Sheets Pro” for testing with URE Pro together. I will use it at my local development environment and for the testing purposes only.
Hi Matt,
By default post created at WordPress multisite subsite A are available at the subsite A posts list only.
I may just suppose that you use some plugin or theme that allows to admin of the main site to see the posts from all subsites at one place, do you? It’s difficult to imagine something about logic of the unknown product.Answers on your questions are available here:
Restrict access by role to Quick Edit functionality on post listing screens?
Hi Matt,
I suppose from your message, that you use WordPress multisite, and “mother instance” is a main blog, but “child instances” are subsites.
You should network activate User Role Editor.
Then after configuring ‘test’ role and ‘test’ user at the main blog, you may go to the “Network Admin->Users->User Role Editor” and click “Update Network” to replicate ‘test’ role to all subsites of this WordPress multisite installation.
Go to “Network Admin->Users”, select ‘test’ user and click ‘Capabilities’ link under his row. Then click “Update Network” button. This will add ‘test’ user with his current permissions (e.g. ‘test’ role assigned) to all subsites.
Right. User should have the basic permissions. ‘edit restrictions’ just narrow them according to your input.
Is this user the author of the page id 1265? ‘edit_others_pages’ capability is required in other case.
What did you really do?
You should use the sample code from this link and insert it into the active theme’s functions.php file. Did you?
