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  • Cool, thanks 🙂

    Is this a multisite install? And are these users registered / created through a subsite, or network admin.

    This is a single site install.

    Second, to register, they go to the registration page and enter their information.

    Third, after they log in, they see a screen that looks like this: Screenshot

    They don’t have permissions for events, but they can edit general settings

    What user role do the new users have? What settings do you have for that user role under Events > Settings > General > User Capabilities?

    They have the role of User (This is a role I created), and under that tab, the user role has no permissions.

    Has anyone solved this, as I need this pretty badly for my site.

    Thanks, Max

    Plugin Author Marcus (aka @msykes)

    (@netweblogic)

    that indicates that you have another plugin (or your theme?) messing with capabilities

    only admins with list_users capability (A WP Cap) can view/edit the settings page. we don’t control that cap at all

    I have my users able to do that, and it is reasonably important that they be able to see a list of all the users.

    Shouldn’t this be it’s own permission, since listing users is different from editing events settings?

    Thanks again for your help

    Plugin Author Marcus (aka @msykes)

    (@netweblogic)

    list_users is a WP admin capability, not positive but possible you run into other problems like this. We used to use activate_plugins but then that didn’t work properly in Multisite environments.

    The only way is to hook in, remove our admin page, and re-add it with the capability you’d like. These are standard WP fucntions – http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_submenu_page

    you can see how we do it in admin/em-admin.php

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