Vladimir Garagulya

Show on the screenshot what part of what page your custom role can not see.

It depends from the plugin do you use for work with events. If events calendar uses WordPress custom post types then user can work with them exactly the same way as author works with WP built-in posts. It’s possible to manage this via user capabilities granted to a role.

URE shows user’s capabilities (Users->selected user->Capabilities page) as greyed-out (read-only) in case when they were granted via user role(s). You can not revoke (switch off) such capability at user level – only via role editing.

You have 2 variants – build role which will not contain unneeded user capabilities and grant it to a user, or grant to a user some minimal role, like ‘subscriber’ or your own custom one and then add other capabilities directly to this user.

It’s a built-in logic of WP Staging plugin for the staging site. Look at the Frontend/Frontend.php file, lines #72, #101, etc.

/**
     * Check permissions for the page to decide whether or not to disable the page
     */
    public function checkPermissions()
    {
        $this->resetPermaLinks();

        if ($this->showLoginForm()) {
            $login = new LoginForm();
            if ($this->accessDenied) {
                wp_logout();
                $login->setError(__('Access Denied'));
            }
            $overrides = [
                'label_username' => __('Username or Email Address'),
            ];
            $login->renderForm($login->getDefaultArguments($overrides));
            die();
        }
    }

    /**
     * Show a login form if user is not authorized
     * @return bool
     */
    private function showLoginForm()
    {
        $this->accessDenied = false;

        if ($this->isLoginPage() || is_admin()) {
            return false;
        }

        if (! $this->isStagingSite()) {
            return false;
        }

        // Allow access for administrator
        if (current_user_can('manage_options')) {
            return false;
        }

Hello,

It’s possible to see/edit all orders without ‘manage_woocommerce’ capability. You can build such role with free version of URE. Look at this article as the example.

If you did not resolve a problem yet, show ful list of capabilities you granted to such user role.

You have to re-assign a custom role to a user after you updated role and added levels capabilities to it. Grant to a user another role, save changes, then grant a custom role back. WordPress updates user level information after every role change.

Hi,

Try this role.