[Vladimir]

Are edit_published_posts, edit_others_posts granted to this role?

[Vladimir]

Check if your user is not under these conditions

Allowed Gravity Forms section is shown to these users:
a) users who does not have ure_manage_options capability;
b) users who have at least one capability from this list:
gravityforms_edit_forms,
gravityforms_delete_forms,
gravityforms_create_form,
gravityforms_view_entries,
gravityforms_edit_entries,
gravityforms_delete_entries,
gravityforms_view_settings,
gravityforms_edit_settings,
gravityforms_export_entries,
gravityforms_uninstall,
gravityforms_view_entry_notes,
gravityforms_edit_entry_notes,
gravityforms_view_updates,
gravityforms_view_addons,
gravityforms_preview_forms,
gravityforms_system_status

Pay attention that user with ‘gform_full_access’ capability has full (admin) access to the Gravity Forms. GF plugin automatically grants ‘gform_full_access’ to a user with ‘delete_users’ capability in case this user does not have any granular capability from the list above. So such user will have full access to GF, but URE will not show restrictions section at user profile.

[Vladimir]

Sometimes the diagnostic from the WordPress updater is not exact and can take into account the unrelated product. It has sense to wait a little. May be lilaeamedia.com will start work properly and this warning will disappear without any efforts from your side.

[Vladimir]

URL lilaeamedia.com is not related to the User Role Editor update server. URE sends update requests to https://update.role-editor.com

Try to deactivate URE Pro. Will this warning disappear? I can suppose some conflict. I will need a theme copy to try to reproduce this issue and search a solution. Share theme .zip with support [at-sign] role-editor.com via DropBox or similar service.

[Vladimir]

No problem. Thanks for the feedback.

[Vladimir]

Does such user has editing access to the Gravity Forms?

[Vladimir]

Hi,

It’s possible to configure for selected user only. Gravity Forms access add-on does not support restrictions for roles currently.

[Vladimir]

TU plugin uses 1 instead of a real user capability when adds its menu item to the “Settings” menu (twitter_ultimate.php:15):

add_options_page ( "Twitter Ultimate", "Twitter Ultimate", 1, "twitterultimate", "twitterultimate_settings" );

I can just suppose that this plugin is quite older and uses the deprecated user level 1.

So this menu item is available to any user with the deprecated ‘level_1’ capability.

Solution 1st: edit ‘twitter_ultimate.php’ file and replace 1 with ‘manage_options’ or other user capability on your choice.

Another solution – revoke level_1 deprecated capability from a role for which you wish to prohibit access to this menu item. User with such role can disappear from the list of authors at the post editor page though (more information).

[Vladimir]

Hi Mark,

Do you try to hide its menu item with “Admin menu access” add-on?

I need access to the Twitter Ultimate copy in order to test it. You can share its .zip via DropBox or GoogleDrive with support [at-sign] role-editor.com
I install such products locally and use for the testing/investigation purpose only.

[Vladimir]

Are there other user-role-editor-ru_Ru translation files at the wp-content/languages/plugins before you moved there files from User Role Editor Pro /lang folder?

Free version of User Role Editor does not include translation files into its installation package. WordPress downloads them from the centralized resource:
https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/user-role-editor
and places exactly to wp-content/languages/plugins folder.
Both free and Pro version uses the same text domain. So WordPress can use translation files from a free version instead of those included into the Pro version folder.

Will valid translation be shown if you remove URE translation files from wp-content/languages/plugins folder?

[Vladimir]

Hi,

Open ‘Users->User Role Editor’ page and check a browser JavaScript console for the error messages. If you will find any look from what folder a related file was loaded – you can get information what plugin causes a conflict.

[Vladimir]

You granted access to ‘redirect’ custom post type but not to ‘Tools->Redirection’ menu.
Bad news: Redirection plugin protect this menu item with ‘administrator’ role by default.
Good news: It allows to developer to change this default value to your own using custom filter, like this:

add_filter('redirection_role', 'change_redirection_permissions', 10, 1 );
function change_redirection_permissions($cap) {

    $cap = 'manage_options';
    
    return $cap;
}

Then any role with ‘manage_options’ capability will can access ‘Tools->Redirection’ menu item. You can install this code as a part of your active theme functions.php file or as a separate .php file in a wp-content/mu-plugins folder – read more about Must Use plugins.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

This custom filter ure_restrict_edit_post_type may help. Return FALSE from it for the ‘event’ CPT to not restrict events editing.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

You can change this default behavior via custom filter: ure_auto_access_child_pages.

[Vladimir]

Temporally switch off “Activate wp-admin pages pemissions viewer” checkbox at “Settings->User Role Editor->Additional Modules” tab.

It seems that this add-on works not for all sites setup. I need to make this code more universal.

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