• Roy

    (@gangleri)


    Could somebody talk me through this plugin’s settings? I’ve used it for a couple of years but since I got a question from a user, I discovered that nothing works the way I thought it would (did?).

    I have a number of roles, most of them are reading permissions and these seem to work just fine. I also have roles for writing. I have a number of categories and each one has a writing permission. A user with that permission should be able to write, edit, etc. posts with that category.
    I also use the Timely Event calendar plugin and I use the same categories for events. A user in writing group A should be able to write/edit posts and events.

    Now this filtering on categorie works, but the weird part is: I can’t allow my users to actually post posts or events. I have used the ‘WP capabilities editor’ to try to allow them to do just that, but they keep getting a ‘you’re not allowed to edit this post’ error.

    So how do I allow users to actually do what I want them to do, filtered by Press Permit?

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  • Thread Starter Roy

    (@gangleri)

    What is mostly annoying (btw) is that the capabilities editor has no checkbox at ‘create event’. But even when I do check ‘create post’ the user gets the error.

    Plugin Author Kevin Behrens

    (@kevinb)

    This is likely not a plugin config/usage issue but a 3rd party plugin incompatibility. Take a look at Permissions > Settings > Core > Filtered Post Types and make sure any Timely-related types and taxonomies are unchecked.

    Thread Starter Roy

    (@gangleri)

    Thank you for your replies on both fora. Before instaling ‘role editor’ I had no other plugin doing anything with roles or rights. What type of plugin do you suggest could cause this?

    Plugin Author Kevin Behrens

    (@kevinb)

    The potential third party incompatibility I mentioned was for Timely. Let’s continue this conversation in the pro forum.

    Thread Starter Roy

    (@gangleri)

    Ok.

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