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Thank you – sorry – didn’t spot that update – must be quite new.

All working now.
Mark

Michael – thanks for taking the trouble to write… confirms my suspicions… just wish I hadn’t wasted 2 hours fiddling with it this morning!

Love what you’ve done here…

Cheers,
Mark

Quick update – it does seem to update eventually – but can’t explain why or how!! I came back to it several hours later and everything was as live…

Thoughts still welcome!
Cheers,
Mark

Hi Jonny – you know what – I’m in exactly the same boat and can see Wassup doesn’t quite do it.

I need it from a compliance perspective… report showing user has looked at a particular set of pages.

Any developers out there interested in putting something together for a fair price (and yes there would be a proper brief!)

Cheers,
Mark

Telos,

You are nothing short of a genius, plus a very kind man… thank you so much for your generosity.

I can see we actually live round the corner too – I’m in Berkshire.

Be worth staying in touch – I’m always needing paid for WP programming help.

Feel free to contact me – search for mark copeman – you’ll soon find me…

All the best, and thanks again.
Mark.

PS I should add your code is tested and works a treat….!

Oh OK – I misunderstood…

if you want to exclude say admins let me know and i’ll make a change to the above..

What were you suggesting above? When you say exclude admins – I thought you meant exclude admins from the ‘seeing only the user’s posts’ rule.

By the way – really appreciate your input here.

Hi Telos,

I’m using the Capability manager plugin and have defined a ‘Subscriber’ as someone I’d like to login and view (and therefore edit) only their pages. (and I mean pages).

You code above works perfectly for achieving that.

If you are able to tweak the code (as you indicated above) so that that situation doesn’t change… however IN ADDITION, an editor role can see all subscriber pages – or any pages on the system by default – that would be amazing.

Thank you in advance.

Mark

Telos – you’re a star. Thank you.

Where would the world be without opensource and forums like this?

Having read closely what you’ve written – (and I’m going to be trying it this morning) does this apply to all users within a role or all users across the system including admin?

the former would be perfect if you are able to comment on that – apply to all users in the ‘subscriber’ role say… (that role has been modified to allow page writing’). I’d still like a ‘supervisor’ role to be able to see everything – whether it be editor or admin etc.

Hi @t310s (Telos!) – this looks great. Because I’m not a coding expert – could you tell where abouts this code needs to be inserted.

Many thanks.
Mark