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If I don’t get any support then I have to give this a 1 star rating.

I need to know too. Are there any code examples on how to programmatically add co-authors using php? I’m using Gravity forms to add my articles.

Hi

I downloaded and tried Blox but I can only see options for posts. I’m trying to add it to an archive page, more specifically, for categories of WooCommerce products.

I want to only have something appear on that specific archive page, not each product.

Great, thanks!

Never mind, I figured it out. Here is the code for anyone who needs it.

remove_action('fep_menu_button', array(fep_menu_class::init(), 'newmessage'));

Ok, thanks for letting me know.

OK thanks

Any answer?

Thanks

Someone would send an SMS with a code number. WordPress would then take that message and use their mobile phone number to match/lookup their user ID and then either update their own meta fields, or update a post that referenced their user ID in one of the meta fields.

Regards

It’s fixed now thanks!

Never mind, it seems to have resolved itself. It may be related to caching.

Never mind. I worked out that I had to go to blog 1 and complete the setup before I could see that option.

Just a question. Can I safely delete the local site logs if I am not using them?

What would be great if you could have in your shortcode place to specify a role AND a group or groups.

You could then get really granular and choose a specific role and just specific groups within that specific role.

Maybe you can have an AND/OR option. ie Show it to this role OR members of this group(s) – or Show it to this role and only to members of this specific group(s)

But that is a major advantage. ?? I use roles together with groups. It doesn’t make sense to create a whole new user role just to give someone access to a specific piece of content. But by creating groups you can easily do that.

Groups allows you to have much more granular permissions for each role. You can restrict some content on a page to a specific role, and then restrict and divide it down even further to members of different groups within that role so each group see something different.

Trying to accomplish the same thing with roles just doesn’t make sense because you end up with so many duplications of the same role, except for some minor difference, just so you can create more granular permissions.

No problem, thanks for fixing it.