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Hi Florian,

thanks for your answer! No, this was one of these problems that seem to solve themselves. Sry for not following up, I was keeping track of other problems…

Kind regards,
Kath

Thanks for the answer, I opened a new issue under the address

https://github.com/GM-Alex/user-access-manager/issues/25

I’ll mark it here as resolved as requested. See you on github!

Follow up: Ich wei? inzwischen, dass es an Facebooks OpenGraph liegt. Nach Testen mehrerer Plugins scheint das Yoast SEO am besten zu funktionieren. Man muss beim ersten Mal zwei Mal laden, damit auf Facebook ein ordentlicher Post mit Titel und Bild geteilt werden kann. Damit kann ich gut leben und sehe mein Problem als gel?st an.

Hi Brian,

thanks for your answer! I have to admit I didn’t notice I posted at the wrong plugin. (Shame on me, I guess I’m a little stressed out, it’s like hearding cats at the moment with the members because of this problem…) I will copy my question to the Events Calendar support forum.

But when I’m already here, let me thank you for your great plugin, Brian, the shortcodes make my life a lot easier!

Best regards, Katharina

Hi,

just in case someone’s still wondering which capability in particular is linked with FooGallery (as I was before): As wingsoftime already suspected, working on FooGallery is based on the same rights as working on posts. If a user does not have the right “publish_posts”, he can’t publish a gallery. If a user does not have the right “edit_others_posts”, he can’t edit other’s galleries or add any gallery to a foreign album.

It would be great to have a separate capabilities (like Envira e.g. has) so that publishing posts and Foo galleries are not necessarily linked. Might be worth considering to include this feature in future versions.

Bye
Katharina