Hi Emin,

I’ll test it in my local dev environment and let you know.

Thanks

Syam

Hi David,

This has nothing to do with User Role Editor.

Scheduled posts are published using WordPress cron. This happened most probably because the cron did not execute on time. It could also happen because of misconfigured caching.

Check whether you have cron disabled. WP cron is invoked from user visits. So if your site do not have frequent visitors, then the cron won’t execute on time. If you are testing this on a development site, this very well could be the case.

There are some plugins out there to fix this issue. I never used it and I don’t know how effective they are.

Check out this link https://wordpress.org/tags/missed-schedule

Thanks

Syam

Hi Andrew,

Can you try editing a role after all plugins are deactivated except this one? Some plugin might be resetting your role.

Thanks

Syam

Hi Manfred,

My tests show that, removing manage_categories disables both Categories and Tags under Posts. So the user won’t be able to edit Categories but will be able to select them while creating posts.

Thanks

Syam

Hi Penny,

Can you check your “Go Pro” page and see what the license status is? Then do a “Recheck” and try to update after that.

Thanks

Syam

Hi Randolph,

There are commonly two ways to do the licensing system. One is what you described and other is the way this plugin works. For this plugin to work you need a license key. This plugin offers a 30 days money back guarantee with no questions asked. Not all the plugins does that. So it all depends upon the policy (main concern being digitally delivered products are non-tangible).

If you are/has a developer, you are supposed to get a Developer license. But WPFront usually do not enforce that. You can get more information from the FAQ page on that.

Support and updates are for one year. But the license key/plugin will continue to work even after expiration.

Thanks

Syam

Hi Karissa,

Please don’t upload the code to a public repository. Doing so will violate the Terms of License.

Thanks

Syam

Hi Agusti,

Sites are validated against its WordPress Site URL. Since the Catalan language version modifies your sites home URL to a virtual directory, its considered as a different site.

If you add your Catalan language version to the allowed sites list through your purchase history, that will fix the issue.

Thanks

Syam