[Vladimir]

I can not use a new user as got message ‘Disabled’ after try to reset password. I found the older credentials you have sent me earlier and logged-in successfully.

All users with ‘Specific Page Manager’ role (except one) has edit restrictions by categories list set at the user profile. Thus URE does not allow user to create new category and restricts a list of categories available to selection at the post editor page according to that condition from a user profile.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

1st, check if editing for this user is not restricted by category at user and role level both.

If that will not help, then Yes, send login credentials to support [at-sign] role-editor.com

[Vladimir]

Starting from version 4.45 from 07.05.2018 URE Pro follows Gravity Forms version 2.3+ data model change:
Quote from changes list for v. 4.45:
“Function GFFormsModel::get_lead_table_name() call was replaced with GFFormsModel::get_entry_table_name() to provide compatibility with Gravity Forms v. 2.3+”.
This update is not compatible with earlier versions of Gravity Forms.

Workaround: replace URE Pro back with version 4.44 and plan update to the latest version of Gravity Forms 2.3+.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

What version of Gravity Forms do you use?

[Vladimir]

Hi,

You can not install other version of installed plugin via .zip file. You have to delete plugin via WordPress before install it this way as you will always get “Destination folder already exists” error message. Deleting plugin via WordPress will delete the settings you made for URE. So its better to deactivate plugin and remove its folder via FTP or file manager.

If you input a license key at the “Settings->User Role Editor->General” tab, it will be possible to update URE Pro directly from WordPress as any other plugin – from the Plugins or Updates pages. License key is available at your account page after login. Read this article for more details.

[Vladimir]

Excellent! Thanks for the help with testing.

[Vladimir]

Hi Jake!

Good news that they work on a problem. Let’s wait for the update.

[Vladimir]

The fix was included into version 4.47.3, which I published today.

[Vladimir]

I published version 4.47.3 today, which includes the update for this issue:
* Update: Content view restrictions add-on: meta box is added with ‘low’ priority now instead of ‘default’. It’s done for compatibility with custom post types (like “LearnPress->Courses”) for which this meta box was not shown.

[Vladimir]

Thanks for finding this. Line 434 at meta-boxes.php has a syntax error. It should use ‘.’ operator for strings concatenation instead of ‘+’. So valid code will be:

return array('result'=>'success', 'message'=>'Widgets permissions for '. $ure_object_name, 'html'=>$html);

I will include this fix into the next version 4.47.3. Let me know the result of your testing with updated version of this file.

[Vladimir]

Thanks for your help in isolating this bug. I will publish the fix.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

Go to every subsite where you have a problem and check if ‘Administrator’ role there has those custom post types capabilities granted.

[Vladimir]

Jake,

Thanks for this and upcoming information. The author of this topic have made the same and did not get response from BB developers yet.

[Vladimir]

Thanks.
I repeated the issue. Problem is not obvious and needs some time for the investigation. I will inform you as I get the result.

[Vladimir]

User should have ‘edit_posts’, ‘edit_published_posts’ capabilities in order to edit own posts. ‘edit_others_posts’ is required to edit a post created by other user.

Did you set edit restriction for such user?
If ‘Yes’, such restriction does allow him to edit the posts just from the list which you allowed for him. WordPress internally creates new post and then reopen it for edit. That’s why edit permission error may be shown.

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