mark l chaves

Hello @maxblankt,

We think you’ll need to temporarily deactivate your plugins (starting with WPML) and test your site only with Content Control active. Why start with WPML? Because it seems that that iclSaveForm has had conflict issues before. See below.

https://wpml.org/forums/topic/iclsaveform-is-not-defined-wpml-translation-management-nextgen/

If the Content Control’s settings page works with only the Content Control plugin active, then one or more of your deactivated plugins are conflicting with Content Control.

Here are the full instructions for the standard troubleshooting steps when looking for a plugin or theme conflict.

https://gist.github.com/marklchaves/90f5af8d0ea08d6e54254f2afb1109df

If you find out if it’s WPML that’s breaking the Content Control settings page, you’ll need to reach out to the good folks at WPML to check into that issue.

Let us know how that goes.

Cheers!

Hey @loumj84,

Just to follow up, we found out that adding the do-default class to the link doesn’t always open the link.

The workaround is to add the data-do-default="true" attribute to your link instead. We’ve updated our documentation. Please check it out to see a full code example.

https://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/303-close-a-popup-when-a-link-inside-the-popup-is-clicked#text-targeted-as-a-link

Remember to add this to your link tag, not your ul tag as @belimperial said earlier.

Cheers!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by mark l chaves.

Hello @thommen,

We got your help request 🙂

We’ll close this thread here since we’ll continue the discussion in our help system.

Cheers!

Hey @andrewn88,

We’re going to close this thread since we haven’t heard back from you.

Feel free to post a new issue or contact us directly if you need help with anything else.

https://code-atlantic.com/contact-us/

Cheers 🙂

Hello @mikey56,

We think we’ve addressed your question in an earlier post. Can you have a look and let us know?

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/media-not-protected/

TL;DR: Content Control protects post types, including media post types. Protecting actual server files has to happen at the server level.

Sorry for the confusion.

Thanks so much for your question.

Hey @thomas3799,

​Thanks for reaching out. We’re sorry your role restrictions don’t seem to work.

Unfortunately, we’re not seeing the same thing on our end. Meaning, we can restrict different parts of a post by role similar to your shortcode examples without any issues.

Here’s a video demo of our test.

https://share.wppopupmaker.com/4guPlAEw

Please read the video’s description for all of the shortcodes used. Be sure to compare our shortcodes to what you’re using.

For example. Here’s the shortcode that restricts content to only administrator and candidate roles.

[content_control roles="administrator,candidate" message="If you're a candidate, get busy and log in!"]Hey, candidate! Thanks for your interest in us :-) [table id=1 /][/content_control]

For troubleshooting, we think you should deactivate all plugins except for Content Control and maybe your custom roles plugin. Then try your shortcodes again.

If you still need help, please send us a help request here.

https://code-atlantic.com/contact-us/

Thanks so much!

Hey @thommen,

​Thanks for reaching out. We’re sorry you’re seeing that looping issue.

Do you have a custom login plugin or custom login page? If so, can you temporarily disable them and all of your caching plugins? Then, try it again.

If that doesn’t work, please send us a help request here.

https://code-atlantic.com/contact-us/

Thanks so much 🙂

Hey @pizzapie79,

Please use the code example as a guide or a template. Replace lines 16 and 28 with the query you need.

For example, if you wanted to exclude CPTs for non logged-in folks, you’d replace lines 16 and 28 with:

$query->set( 'post_type', array( 'post' ) ); // Only show posts.

Custom taxonomies are more involved. But, there should be tons of examples for custom taxonomy queries starting with the .org docs.

https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wp_query/#taxonomy-parameters

Whoever set up your custom taxonomy should be able to whip up any query you need 😉

They (your web dev or theme author) should be your go-to resource for that since this is WordPress core functionality (i.e., not Content Control’s core functionality).

Cheers!