Hi mortensh,
Any Role is a part of your system from the moment you create it. If you do not want them to be shown, activate AAM and remove them.
Best Regards,
Vasyl
Ok, i have now deleted the roles created by AAM, but still the roles: Administrator, Editor, Author, Contributor and Subscriber are still gone and i cant give new users any role.
Hi mortensh,
I’m assuming you are now familiar with WordPress Roles & Capabilities.
Take your time to read it.
AAM does not create any roles by itself. Either you or other plugins do that. If you deleted Administrator, Editor, Author, Contributor & Subscriber with AAM it means that you pretty much deleted any possible access to your admin dashboard. I’m still surprised that you can do anything with your logged in user.
Regards,
Vasyl
I see now that this problem isnt caused by your plugin, sorry.
Yes, very familiar with the roles & Capabilities in WordPress.
The case is that I installed your AAM plugin on a WordPress 3.8.1 site,
When i went into the AAM access control screen i got the following error message:
Fatal error: Call to a member function has_cap() on a non-object in /home/sitefolder/public_html/wp-content/plugins/advanced-access-manager/application/control/subject.php on line 305
I then deactivated the plugin and deleted it.
Next time I went into the add user section the standard roles where gone and only S2 member roles where visible. But i see now that these roles wasn’t created by your plugin, sorry. The problem is probably caused by the s2 member plugin that i tried before your plugin.
Thanks:-)
Hi mortensh,
OK. Thank you for update. Sometimes all this stuff is confusing.
Keep backup of your database all the time.
Regards,
Vasyl
