[Vladimir]

Try this:
1) grant ‘manage_options’ to editor role via URE.
2) login under user with editor role, test if he sees ‘Import’ menu item.
3) User “Admin menu” to block for editor role menu items, which are not needed for this role, like ‘Settings’, etc.

[Vladimir]

I confirm, you can not revoke any capability from administrator role. This role is for the site superadmin. If you need a role with permissions little bit lower than default admin, create a new role as a copy of administrator role and then revoke from it the capabilities which you don’t wish to leave there.

P.S. A lot of plugins check if user has ‘administrator’ role, not capabilities. While it’s not much correct, we always should check capability, not role, but it’s the fact. That’s why event if you revoke some capabilities from administrator role, such plugin still will provide full access for user with this role.

[Vladimir]

OK. Thanks for sharing this.

[Vladimir]

Hi @TWarrior,

Good suggestion. I will group similar recipes and add them as a separate settings section to the plugin options with one of the next update.

[Vladimir]

Try to deactivate URE plugin and activate it back. For some reason your administrator role did not receive URE’s superadmin permissions, like ‘ure_manage_options’, etc. URE tries to grant them to ‘administrator’ role on its activation.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

Thanks for the notification. I will publish the fix with the next update after October 10th, 2023.

[Vladimir]

Hi Stephen,

Thanks for the good feedback. URE will not help with this task.

It requires custom programming or select and tune a specific plugin, like this on:

User Registration – Custom Registration Form, Login Form And User Profile For WordPress

or similar.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

While your WordPress works fine with with installed MySQL version, URE will work too. It does not use any features special for MySQL version.

Update to PHP 8.2 should be transparent for URE. If you meet some PHP notice, just share it. I will prepare quick update.

[Vladimir]

Hi John,

Look at this plugin:

Import and export users and customers

[Vladimir]

Hi @simonemeconi,

Yes, I included it to the upcoming update 4.64.1. You may try beta version 4.64.1.b1. It’s available as development version from the same Download page.

add_filter('ure_check_updates', 'ure_check__for_updates', 10, 1 );
function ure_check__for_updates( $check ) {
    $check = false;
    
    return $check;
}

[Vladimir]

Understand. What about wp-content/debug.log file content? You may send its zipped version to support [at-sign] role-editor.com

[Vladimir]

Do you continue receive this error if try to repeat now? FYI, there was periods during past weekend when update server was unavailable and some clients had similar problems.

Switch WordPress temporally into debug mode, and try again validate license key. Then find in wp-content/debug.log file the PHP error message related to user-role-editor-pro, show it.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

Private post just not expose its URL. If visitor knows private post URL (permalink) he can see it, event he doesn’t have any permissions on a site. If he can not see post, check if post view is not restricted by some other criteria.

[Vladimir]

Thank you for the additional information.

Once you activate this add-on, such data is default for all existing and new added roles:
Allow plugins: Selected,
0 plugins selected

URE counts that there are no restrictions set for such role, until at least one plugin will be selected. URE does not limit such role in plugin activation/deactivation.

[Vladimir]

Help with example in order I can reproduce your situation.

I made test with 8 plugins installed and only 2 active. Then I allowed user with read, activate_plugins capabilities in the role activate/deactivate only 2 plugins (1 active and 1 not active). User sees only those 2 plugins. Clarify on example, how he can work with other plugins. What I missed?

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