• I’m testing Role Scoper for a client. I’ve set up two users (Company A, Company B) and three pages: one user is assigned to two pages, the other user is assigned to one page. Under the ‘readers’ tab on the editor page I have selected:

    Restrict for Page and Restrict for Subpage (are both needed, or just ‘Restrict for Subpage?’)

    User is Company A, can access page and subpages

    I created two menus to test – one is a new WP 3.0 navigation menu widget, the other is the regular Pages widget.

    All three pages show on the WP 3.0 widget at all times – whether I’m logged in as admin or a user or not logged in at all. I only want a page to show in a menu/page list when a logged-in user has permission to read it – no other time.

    In the RS Options I’ve ticked the box beside ‘Include Private Pages in listing if user can read them.’ I assumed this meant that private pages would not be shown unless the user with permission was logged in, but it’s not working. I tried setting the pages to Publish Privately, that made no difference in visibility.

    In the other menu I made, just using the Pages widget, no pages are shown ever, no matter who’s logged in or out. I’ve selected my 3 pages but they’re not visible.

    I don’t think I’m understanding how this works – how do I set up RS so that in a menu, only a logged-in user with permission to read a page, can see a page link? Is there a specific menu widget or page listing widget I’m supposed to use, or a way to hardcode it in the template’s sidebar?

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