Awaken Solutions Inc.

Hi Youki,

I have updated the plugin with a fix. The new version is 1.2.5. You should see the update available if you go to your Plugins page (it can take WordPress a little while to push the update, so maybe give it an hour).

Thank you for catching this and letting me know.

If you have time to leave a plugin review, I would appreciate it.

Greg

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Awaken Solutions Inc..

Hi Youki,

Thank you for catching this. It is definitely a bug.

Because users are not allowed to edit their permissions, that section is hidden when they update their own profile. But it should not delete their permissions when they update their profile. I am very busy this week but will try to push an update next week.

Thanks again.

Thanks for posting this additional info artsfantasy.

Hi Fernando,

I have updated the plugin to include your suggestion. Now, the capabilities required are as follows:

The manage_options capability is required to edit plugin settings.

The edit_users capability is required to assign permission to users.

Any user who has the rights to edit a page also has the rights to assign permissions to the page and create new permissions.

Hopefully this helps. If so, please consider posting a plugin review. Thanks.

This plugin hides the main content of the page (the_content()). Any page template that loops through posts, be they default posts or custom post types, will continue to show those posts. A more advanced content restriction plugin (usually paid) would be required for your needs.

My pleasure Noreen, and thanks for the review. If you just want the blog posts to be shown at a later date, and you know the date, you can also use WordPress’s default publish scheduler as explained here:

https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/schedule-your-posts-in-wordpress/

This is because the WooCommerce Shop page is not a standard WordPress page and cannot be targeted by the mechanisms of this plugin.

As per this WooCommerce article:

The Shop page is a placeholder for a post type archive for products. It may render differently than other pages in your install.”

As an alternative solution, you could create and then assign a custom page for Shops in WooCommerce, or write your own page template. But this plugin can’t manage the hiding of the actual products for the above-mentioned reasons.

My plugin is tested with base WordPress but I can’t test it with all other plugins. If you tell me more specific details about the conflict I can try giving advice.