[Vladimir]

Hi,

To be sure that URE Pro is not involved here, deactivate it temporally and re-test. Let me know a result.

I think, it’s better to ask question to polldaddy plugin support, as ‘User Code Invalid, 920’ is apparently their server API response.

[Vladimir]

Try to deactivate all plugins except URE Pro and test again. Will issue go away? If ‘Yes’, activate plugins back one by one to isolate a problem.

[Vladimir]

Hi Garmine,

Look if role does not have this capability ‘gform_full_access’. If it was granted accidentally, revoke it.

[Vladimir]

Thanks for the help with testing.

[Vladimir]

Mentioned guide is about restriction of access of user with selected role to other roles during new user creation or user editing.

URE Pro does not realize any filters for which roles can be granted as primary or which roles can be granted as others only.

More, WordPress does not realize any special attribute to differ primary and other roles granted to user. There are just a list of roles, PHP array. 1st role in that list is counted as primary role. If you revoke that role from a user, role which was 2nd in the roles list for this user, will become 1st, or by other words – primary. WordPress checks user permissions by simple sum of all capabilities from all roles assigned to a user.

[Vladimir]

Try beta version 4.51.1.b1, it’s available after login from the Download page.

[Vladimir]

Try to deactivate all plugins. Will this problem go away?
If Yes, activate plugins back one by one to isolate a reason.

[Vladimir]

Hi @weblandschaft,

As this is not WordPress default functionality I need access to plugin which adds it, in order to check what permissions it requires. Can you share it?

[Vladimir]

Hi,

URE Pro edit restrictions add-on does not support TablePress due to its way of working with custom post type (more information here).

In order role can use “Add Media” button it should have ‘upload_files’ capability.

Send direct link to EasyAzon plugin if its available at wordpress.org/plugins
I need access to it in order to test and check what permissions it requires.

Role is not available for deletion in URE while it was granted at least to one user. Revoke role from all users. You will see it after that at the list of roles for deletion at URE.

[Vladimir]

Hi Bjoern,

In order to protect post from view we need to set view restrictions at the post level.
Via user interface – open post for editing and select to which roles you allow to see its content at front-end.
By program – set related post meta fields values according to your needs.

View restrictions at the role level – allows to set more exact criteria, via selected taxonomies, for example.

[Vladimir]

Just be sure (re-check) that updated code was loaded at the testing page (force page refresh).

[Vladimir]

Or course I will include this fix into the next update.

[Vladimir]

Quick workaround:
open user-role-editor-pro/js/ure.js, go to line 552 and replace current:

if ( ure_data.do_not_revoke_from_admin ) {

with updated

if ( ure_data.do_not_revoke_from_admin==1 ) {

[Vladimir]

Good point. v. 4.51 does not allow to superadmin to edit ‘administrator’ role. It seems I tested JavaScript code from older version. It stopped working as expected after browser page refresh.
I will investigate what was changed and why.

[Vladimir]

URE does not allow revoke capabilities from administrator role in 2 cases:
1) for single site WordPress
2) for WordPress multisite when current user is not superadmin.

This is done to prevent accidental lose of admin permissions.

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