Hi Ahmet,

Sorry, it took a while to test. Because it needed a newer version of PHP than I was using.

I couldn’t find any issues. I was able to remove those menus by editing it. Can you try again by doing a restore first?

Thanks

Syam

Hi Adam,

Can you paste the link to the other thread here?

Thanks

Syam

Hi Denise,

You can have any number of variations you want. Licenses are validated against the home URL of the site. As long as your home URL doesn’t change in the back end you only need a single license.

Thanks

Syam

Hi Joseph,

I totally understand the issue. But there isn’t an easy way to consume the permission data. You could try to read it directly from the DB. That won’t be a full proof method through.

Thanks

Syam

Hi Joseph,

User Role Editor works using the built-in action/filter hooks available in WordPress core. Extended Permissions works based on the where clause available in the query class.

So if the plugin doesn’t call these filters while getting these posts from DB, then the extended permissions won’t work.

Its not possible to modify the behavior of their code through this plugin. So if you can edit the template that will be better.

If you are modifying the template then you don’t have to worry about the extended permission setting. Instead you can code everything right there.

For example you will be able to check whether a user belongs to the ‘Editor’ role like this.

if(current_user_can('editor')) {

}

I hope this helps.

Thanks

Syam

Hi Ahmet,

Can you tell me how those menu items are generated? Is it from a plugin or theme? I just want to test it myself.

Thanks

Syam

Hi Joseph,

I don’t think I really understand the issue. Extended Permissions works on WordPress core wp_posts. As long as the “articles” are posts, it should be working the same.

Is it possible for you to send me a link to one of those pages so that I can see how it looks?

Thanks

Syam