Tanner Moushey

Hi @sormano. I had the same need as @andrewza and have gone ahead and submitted a PR with the needed changes here: https://github.com/JeroenSormani/EDD-Sale-Price/pull/23.

Can you let me know if that is something you are willing to merge into the plugin? We are using this on a client project and I need the plugin updated with this or I’ll need to fork it.

Thanks so much for your hard work on this plugin!

Thanks Katie!

I’m going to try and duplicate this error on my development site. Can you tell me how you are creating the new user role? Is it a plugin or code?

Hi Katie! Can you post a sample of the request you are making with Postman?

There is a function that runs as part of the Create Ticket request that ensures that the current user can assign all terms being sent with the request. You can see that here: https://github.com/Awesome-Support/Rest-API/blob/master/includes/API/Tickets.php#L233

It sounds like the permissions are not properly set for any terms that you are trying to define.

-Tanner

Hey @grungyape!

I was just having the same issues, but fixed it by

1) de-activating and re-activating all plugins
2) removing and then re-adding the first + last name fields.

I suspect the second step here is what fixed it.

I know this is an old post, but wanted to post a potential solution.

The lowercase restriction is being caused by a filter, so adding the following code in the functions.php file or a plugin should do the trick:

remove_filter( 'sanitize_user', 'strtolower' );

There is no distinction between Super Admins. They each have the same amount of power and can demote each other.

In just a few lines of code, you could create a plugin that ensures that a particular user always exists and is a Super Admin, but that is a hack at best.

The rational here is that if a user has the ability to add and activate plugins, he essentially has ultimate control because you can do pretty much whatever you want in a plugin. So, even if you figured out a way to limit a Super Admin from deleting an account, you would still have the potential for that same user to write a quick plugin that does just that.

All that to say, it is probably not wise to have a user managing plugins that you don’t trust %100.

Hey huynhdycity! There is actually a way to do this within the WordPress editor. If you click Screen Options (https://cl.ly/image/2B0y461L1f37) on the Menu Manage page and select Link Target (https://cl.ly/image/2t350e2O2D0M), you will now have the option of opening any menu item in a new tab (https://cl.ly/image/2W3v3s1t113T).

Let me know if you have any other questions!

Thanks for the feedback! Sorry I haven’t responded, I thought I would get notified when I had a support topic.

I’ll try and get to this over the holiday.

I’m not terribly PHP savvy, but it looks like your missing a “;” at the end of your echo statement:
<?php echo "This is me";?>