[Vladimir]

‘manage_options’ capability is not related. Try to add ‘edit_posts’. It may be required in case if taxonomy was defined with default additional parameters.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

By default he should.
Did you apply edit restrictions to this user or his role by category ID? If No, try to deactivate all plugins and make new test. Will it change something?

[Vladimir]

Hi,

Post/Pages edit restrictions add-on will help. Go to the user profile and turn ON the “Own data only” option at the “Post/pages editor restrictions section” with “What to do”-“Allow” option together.

[Vladimir]

Look at the browser “Developer Tools->Сonsole” for JavaScript error messages. If you have one User Role Editor will can not open dialog window as it was built on jQuery UI.

[Vladimir]

If it’s OK for you, send admin login credentials and URL to support [at-sign] role-editor.com
I will look tomorrow, what may go wrong.

[Vladimir]

You should not enable this capability for shop_manager, until you do not plan to allow change “Admin menu” restrictions to shop_manager role.

Do you write about single site WordPress or multisite? Under multisite you have to use “Network Admin->Settings->User Role Editor” if URE Pro is network activated or local “Settings->User Role Editor” for the single site.
Double check if URE was not activated for single site before you activated it for the whole network. Because it can use other copy of options in such case.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

Login as an administrator, go to Users->User Role Editor and look if your role has ‘ure_admin_menu_access’ capability granted at the ‘Custom capabilities->User Role Editor’ group.

[Vladimir]

OK. Thanks for sharing.

[Vladimir]

Thanks for the feedback about successful testing.

[Vladimir]

Just replace roles in the $roles array with your own roles ID:

add_filter('woocommerce_settings_tabs_array', 'change_wc_settings_tabs', 30);

function change_wc_settings_tabs( $pages ) {
    
    $roles = array(
        'role1',
        'role2',
        'role3'
    );
    $user = wp_get_current_user();
    foreach( $roles as $role ) {
        if ( in_array( $role, $user->roles ) ) {
            //unset( $pages['general']);      // General
            //unset( $pages['products']);     // Products
            //unset( $pages['tax']);          // Tax
            unset( $pages['checkout']);       // Payments
            //unset( $pages['account']);        // Accounts & Privacy
            //unset( $pages['email']);          // Emails
            //unset( $pages['advanced']);       // Advanced
        }
    }
  
  return $pages;
}

[Vladimir]

Hi,

WordPress 5.4.1 does not contain such phrase “Type your password”. I suppose it may belong
to the active theme or some plugin. Any way I don’t have a solution which may help you with your goal.

Look at the ready to use plugins at https://wordpress.org/plugins
Search for “custom registration form” return at least 2 plugins which offers such functionality.

[Vladimir]

Thanks you for the additional information.

I see at the screenshot the bbPress roles in the list of the blocked roles. Users may have more then a single role granted at the same time. Take into account that when some roles are blocked for the role A, user with role A sees at the “Users” list only users who have allowed (not blocked) role(s). Thus, if new created user has the secondary bbPress role ‘participant’ assigned, user with role A will not see such user, as one of his roles is blocked for him.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

The “Events->Registrations” admin menu item is protected by ‘edit_posts’ user capability. You have to grant it to the role, in order allow user with that role to see this menu item.

Admin menu in URE shows only menu items which are available/visible for a role.

[Vladimir]

Following to your description, user with Role A should see all users with role B or C. It’s by design. Show screenshots of role A, and “Other Roles” opened for role A. You need host screenshots somewhere else and insert here the links only or send images to my support email.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

Some plugins check user permissions not via user capability as they should by WordPress design, but check directly the role ID, like in this case with “User Login History”. You can see this yourself using “Admin menu” button for the ‘Administrator’ role:

Looking into the ULH plugin source code for the ‘admistrator’ keyword just confirms this:

You can replace ‘administrator’ in the source code with user capability, like ‘manage_options’ or your own. This is the only workaround until plugin developer will not agree to change direct usage of ‘administrator’ to user capability of his selection.

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