jlewis15

Hello,

I’d like to add to and/or bump this. Here is what I’m trying to accomplish.

Currently I have a production site running with two plugins to establish an admin side pages/posts security. I use User Role Editor and Co-Author plugins to accomplish this. I don’t want non admin users to be able to edit all the pages/posts in the system. I also wanted the ability for these users to be able create pages/posts and assign Co-Authors.

This is what I did to accomplish this and is working.

I created a Role using User Role Editor called Co-Author. I assigned the abilities of creating posts/pages and a few others. This role limited the use to only allowing them to create and modify their own pages/posts. At first I would not get the Co-Author plugin to show up for this role. So trial and error was the next step. Finally after enabling the “delete_users” capability was enabled(realize this is using the User Role Editor plugin to enable different capabilities), I was able to use the Co-Author plugin for users assigned with the Co-Author Role. I never used a filter or anything to get this to work. I’m not sure where the filter is supposed to be.

The issue came when I created a development site to enable Multisite for WordPress. The same settings and the users with the Co-Author role do not have access to the Co-Author plugin.

I read the link posted above but I’m not sure that it is current and/or works as stated above. I also don’t know where to put it. I don’t know if it needs to be in the theme(for me Academica) functions.php or if it goes in one of the co-author plugin files.

My question is how can I allow users to be able to edit their own pages and posts AND be able to add Co-Authors to their pages/posts?

After deactivating all my plugins and seeing that there was an update for simple calendar, I updated and activated all my plugins one by one. Everything is working as expected. I still have Always Enqueue checked as well.

This did not fix my issue but it might be that I’m using a theme/plugin that is causing issues. I installed the plugin in a fresh site and is working with no issues. I’ll keep posting till I narrow down what is causing the issue.

I have updated to 4.2.1. When I try to do updates on a plugin it sits there and says “Updating… ” and doesn’t do anything from there. If I refresh the page, the plugin appears to be updated now. I’m not sure what is happening there. There are no errors in my server logs. I didn’t know if anyone else is having this issue.

I am having the issue first stated. The “paging links” are broke and do not progress the calendar but rather refresh the page and add a “#” to the current page’s URL. Also the events, when you hover over a date does not show anything.
The site is Huntsd.org.
Here is the screenshot of my widget setup… Widget
I hope this gets fixed soon ?? and any help is much appreciated.

thanks in advance

So after further testing I had to add a loop too.

$cnt = count($subpages);
$i = 0;
while ($i < $cnt) {
$parents[] = $subpages[$i]->ID;
$i++;
}
that adds all of the post ID’s to the parent array. So that in the buildpages function it will loop through the parents array and grab any children of the parent. After this worked I simply added some css to hide the children until hover.

I accomplished what I needed to do by just adding..

$parents[] = $subpages[0]->ID;

In the Widget function after

$subpages = get_pages( apply_filters( ‘be_subpages_widget_args’, $args, $depth ) );