[Plugin: User Access Manager] UAM doesn’t work with WordPress 3

  • netzy

    (@netzy)


    13 years, 10 months ago

    Hi,
    I like the UAM, but I have following problems:

    1) If a new User gets registred he automatically is assigned to all Groups
    2) I can’t select the wordpress rules for the new group
    3) All pages get the [L] attribute
    4) If I assign a category to a usergroup, nothing happens.

    P.S.:
    The rows in the database are empty!

    please fix it!

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/user-access-manager/

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  • James

    (@en7jos)

    13 years, 9 months ago

    Works file for me with WP 3.0! I had some initial problems after the initial upgrade (to both WP and UAM) which meant that all of my pages became locked. But removing all security and then re-setting up UAM fixed the problem.

    The [L] attribute is a useful feature which shows you which pages / posts are locked (hence the “L”) when you browse your site whilst logged in to WP-Admin. This is all clearly explained in the instructions. You can also change the “L” to anything else you find more sensible (I use “S” for secure for instance).

    A great plugin that works a treat for me!

    twedigteam

    (@twedigteam)

    13 years, 6 months ago

    Any insight on how to change this [L] option to something else? Or eliminate it altogether?

    Other than that, just starting out with UAM but it seems to fit the bill!

    twedigteam

    (@twedigteam)

    13 years, 6 months ago

    Scratch that comment, I’ve got it, really simple!

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