Most likely, the photo gallery plugin you’re using is incorrectly calling a role like administrator instead of using the capability system in WordPress. Feel free to link to the plugin’s download page, and I’ll check it out.
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Jalopy
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Thanks Justin, on looking at the code he has!
function add_my_responsive_photo_gallery_admin_menu(){
$hook_suffix_r_p=add_menu_page( __( ‘Responsive Photo Gallery’), __( ‘Responsive Photo Gallery’ ), ‘administrator’, ‘responsive_photo_gallery_slider’, ‘responsive_photo_gallery_slider_admin_options’ );
$hook_suffix_r_p=add_submenu_page( ‘responsive_photo_gallery_slider’, __( ‘Slider Setting’), __( ‘Slider Setting’ ),’administrator’, ‘responsive_photo_gallery_slider’, ‘responsive_photo_gallery_slider_admin_options’ );
$hook_suffix_r_p_1=add_submenu_page( ‘responsive_photo_gallery_slider’, __( ‘Manage Images’), __( ‘Manage Images’),’administrator’, ‘responsive_photo_gallery_image_management’, ‘responsive_photo_gallery_image_management’ );
$hook_suffix_r_p_2=add_submenu_page( ‘responsive_photo_gallery_slider’, __( ‘Preview Slider’), __( ‘Preview Slider’),’administrator’, ‘responsive_photo_gallery_slider_preview’, ‘responsive_photo_gallery_slider_admin_preview’ );
Yep, administrator shouldn’t be used there. It’d be best to changed that to manage_options or a custom capability.
