mark l chaves

Hey @ahortonserene,

Thanks so much for posting.

Have you tried switching to a default theme like Twenty Twenty-One?

Are there any errors in the browser console or error logs?

What does your site health tool say?

If you can reproduce the issue on a staging site, you can give us access and we can have a look. Just submit a ticket via our contact form so we can work out the admin access details.

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

Cheers!

Hey @hermanhenskens,

We don’t see your

“Special info for Administrator only”

content when we visit your page. Here’s a recording.

https://share.wppopupmaker.com/7Ku6nkWj

It looks like the Content Control shortcode is working fine for us. You might want to add a message parameter as another test. Check out examples 2 and 3 here.

https://gist.github.com/marklchaves/230ba030334d9f3984cedd71e1dc9193

If you’re not seeing your changes, have you tried clearing all of your caches or testing on another computer?

I Make Changes and Nothing Happens

If you’re still not seeing any changes, are you seeing any JS or PHP errors? How about DB errors? Are your PHP vars meeting minimum WP specs for your theme (check your theme’s docs)?

Also, the shortcode doesn’t do a redirect. You’ll need to add a restriction rule and select the redirect protection for that.

https://share.wppopupmaker.com/L1uWxd4g

Let us know if we missed anything.

Cheers!

P.S. This thread is closed. So, please start a new one if you have any more questions or run into any issues 😉

Hey @dgold75,

Just a heads up that we submitted a ticket to the WPB support team late last week. We haven’t heard back yet.

We’re going to close this thread here, but we’ll post an update if anything changes.

Crossing fingers 😉

Hey @cecilior,

Thanks for posting. Would you mind giving us more details?

1) What do you exactly mean by “It does not work.”? What steps did you take to set up your restriction (e.g., logged in vs logged out, all roles vs specific roles, custom denial message vs redirect)? What content are you trying to restrict? What steps did you take to test your restriction?

2) What kind of restriction did you add (i.e., custom message or redirect)? So, if you want a denial message to display instead of redirecting people to a login page, make sure your Protection tab settings are correct.

3) Have you tried clearing all of your caches and testing with an incognito browser?

4) Are you seeing any JavaScript or PHP error messages? If so, please share them with us.

Lastly, if you want us to take a closer look, can you submit a ticket via our contact form?

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

Cheers!

Hey @richards1052,

There are a couple of things you can check:

1) Make sure your popup is published and enabled. Here’s a quick demo of that.

https://share.wppopupmaker.com/Wnu76qAv

2) Open your browser’s console for the preview tab that opens. Check if there are JavaScript errors in the console for that tab. Screen capture the errors and share that with us.

https://wordpress.org/support/article/using-your-browser-to-diagnose-javascript-errors/#chrome

Please let us know how that goes.

Cheers!

Hey @polinsys,

Content Control restricts content based on roles. If you have a tag restricted to subscribers, all subscribers can see that content.

Let’s say we have a subscriber role and Jimi and Janis have that role (i.e., Jimi and Janis are subscribers).

We also have 2 tags: guitarist and singer.

We can create a restriction that lets only subscribers see posts that are tagged, guitarist.

That means both Jimi and Janis can see any post that has a guitarist tag. But, any other role (e.g., editor), can’t see posts with guitarist. Lastly, all roles (including subscribers and non-logged-in people) can see posts with singer since there’s no restriction on that.

As you can see, to get your scenario to work, you’d need to have a role for each job title. And, that doesn’t sound scalable.

Does that make sense? We wish we had better news for you.

Shout if you have any more questions.

Cheers!

Hey @erikwirring,

Yes. User Menus is compatible with 6.0. We just haven’t updated the README yet. We’ll do that soon.

Just a heads up that User Menus is not compatible with block-based themes such as Twenty Twenty-Two.

Here’s the issue on GitHub for that.

https://github.com/JunglePlugins/User-Menus/issues/43

Let us know if you need anything else.

Have a great day 🙂

Hey @antonzhu,

That’s a great question.

Out of the box, no. Content Control can’t mix logged-out and logged-in visitors at the same time right now.

Sorry about that.

If we decide to bypass our short circuit logic in a future release, you probably can do what you’re asking by creating 2 separate restrictions: one for logged-out visitors and one for logged-in administrator roles.

When the short-circuiting is bypassed, Content Control won’t stop at the first restriction that fails. That means if there’s a passing restriction in the stack it can find out and respect the second restriction if it passes.

Let us know if you need anything else.

Have a great day 🙂