p.s. the version of URE is 4.18.4
Check if URE was activated for network.
That was the problem Vladimir. After network activation, the checkbox is now visible. Thank you, and I’m glad we were able to get that working as I like URE.
Hi there, I have it Network Activated and still don’t see “Apply to All Sites”. Any other ideas as to why it’s not showing for me? My user is super admin.
“Apply to All Sites” checkbox is shown for the main site only. Did you look at the main site?
Thank you! Just found that same answer a few seconds ago in your changelog here! http://shinephp.com/user-role-editor-wordpress-plugin-changelog/ 3.14 = 17.05.2013
Thank you kindly for your help
Thanks, that helped me too.
Maybe you could add it to the other sites too? It’s kind of confusing when something that looks like it’s on the network level only works from one site. Especially if a network admin happened to not add themselves to that site so they can’t see it at all.
My logic is that there should be the only site (main source) from which you replicate roles to the whole network. I think it’s easy to make a mess if you will replicate data from teh different sources.
When you work from the Network admin, WordPress writes changes you made to the main site by default. That’s why I selected the main site as the only source for the roles replication.
Other thought – I may add ‘User Role Editor’ for the main site under the “Network Admin->Users”. Then superadmin may access main site roles without adding himself to the main site.
Adding it to network admin > users is a good idea IMHO.
The first site is not necessarily the main one. I have, on occasion, created a dummy site as a first one for sites without real hierarchy.
I tried to explain to a non-dev network manager why he could only get this checkbox in one specific site and that was a bit confusing to him. If someone wants to make something global, IMHO it means that in their mind it’s something that belongs to all the sites equally.
BTW, is there any advantage for a role to only be available in certain sites? Why don’t we always “apply to all”?