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Hi, the issue is now solved! Due to the large menu with many roles, it seems that I triggered a mod security rule for a large header with my hosting provider. They changed the rules and now the plugin works as expected.

Thank you again for the quick responses and helpful troubleshooting, I really appreciate it.

Hi, another update. I do have a pretty large menu which many different tabs user roles checked. It currently seems that setting some of these to allow everyone to view instead of by role allows the menu to save, so this might be an issue with my host. I will let you know if I find anything else out.

Thank you for all the help. Here is what I have to report:

1. I am able to save the menu when disabling nav roles.

2. Changing the theme and disabling all other plugins (but keeping nav roles on) does not let me save the menu.

3. The WP Debug Data mainly shows deprecated notices for two plugins and also says several times “PHP Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent”.

4. I added these new roles by using a plugin called Toolset Access, but have done this a couple of years and used nav roles without an issue until now.

No other info yet from the hosting company about the permissions.

Is there any other information that would be helpful? Do you have any other advice to determine the issue?. Thank you again for all your help.

Thank you for the fast response. I will give it a try. Do you mind telling me how I can do WP_DEBUG?

Also, I contacted my host provider asked them to look into it. They said that they saw a permissions error.

Hi, my question is similar, but a little different.

Using Toolset, I am able to create multiple user types that can post jobs. However, I was wondering if it is possible to customize the success message in the jobs-submitted.php file depending on the user that posts a job.

case 'pending' :
		printf( __( '%s submitted successfully. Your listing will be visible once approved.', 'wp-job-manager' ), $wp_post_types['job_listing']->labels->singular_name, get_permalink( $job->ID ) );

I imagine something like if it is is user type ___ the success message is ____

Thanks!