Hi Takayuki,
Thank you, however when I tried this it didn’t work for me because my site has other user roles apart from “subscriber”….or am I missing something?
You can use the subscribers-only mode with any user role, not only with Subscriber role, as written in the release announcement.
Where can we see the website?
Hm not sure why it didn’t work for me then… will need to test it again.
So adding the “subscribers_only: true” in “addition settings” section should apply to any user role that is able to log in, is this correct? Even for custom roles defined in the wordpress theme?
Website is in testing environment at the moment, so unfortunately you cannot view it at this time. Also we have CMP plugin enabled – perhaps this is causing some kind of conflict with verifying user login?
I will try your suggestion again and see what happens…. 🙂
Thank you, Takayuki! 🙂
Hi again, Takayuki,
After some testing I can confirm that the ‘subscribers_only: true’ setting ONLY works for subscriber role. If any other role is attributed to a user, the contact form won’t work, but when the user is assigned “subscriber” role – then it works. It won’t work for admin role either.
Is there a way to open this function to ALL logged in users? It would be a really awesome feature to have!
Regards,
Elektra
What other plugins and theme do you use on the website in question?
The following plugins are active on the site which could potentially be causing an issue with compatibility:
Admin Custom Login
CMP – Coming Soon & Maintenance Plugin
Remove Dashboard Access
Wordfence Security
WP Rocket
WPS Hide Login
There are other plugins, but I don’t think they could be conflicting…
Are there any known issues that you may know of with these listed plugins that could be conflicting with this function?