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There is a Capabilities Type field which defaults to 'post'. So you get the standard set of edit_post, read_post etc capabilities attached. You can edit this field to something different as anadvanced option to say something like 'books'. This would attache things like edit_books, read_books etc.
But that doesn't do you a lick of good unless you can assign those capabilities to a user. Custompress doesn't do that part.
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Hi guys,
I omitted that out of the documentation because this was pretty advanced stuff and I thought the people who would ever need it would know what to do without a documentation.
Turns out it I am wrong. I will add this to the documentation asap.
@visitonweb
Thanks for pointing out :)
To follow-up onto what Arnold said, you could make use of those capabilities by editing or creating WordPress roles using the Members plugin : http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/members/
You are gonna love the Members plugin if you have more than one user handling your site :)
Hello Arun,
Thank you to suggest me the "Members" Plugin.
How can I hide (in the wordpress user menu) taxonomies created with custompress for specific roles ?
Thanks
Thank you Arnold,
Very interresting link. But i'm not a programmer and i do not know where to add this code.
I've send a comment on the website.
I'm waiting for their answer.
I will write here the final solution if i can make it done.
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DEV Diva (joined February 2012) Likes (0)
Hi @visitonweb
Again, welcome to our WPMU DEV world :)
I am following up regarding this for you and will revert back shortly with more information.
Have a good day and talk soon.
GinaB
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Hi @visitonweb
Just to let you know that I will revert back with feedback from the Developer at the earliest. Apologies for the delay.
Have a good day and thank you for your patience.
GinaB
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There is a Capabilities Type field which defaults to 'post'. So you get the standard set of edit_post, read_post etc capabilities attached. You can edit this field to something different as anadvanced option to say something like 'books'. This would attache things like edit_books, read_books etc.
But that doesn't do you a lick of good unless you can assign those capabilities to a user. Custompress doesn't do that part.
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Hello Arnold,
OK thank you.
Why this field isn't documented in the documentation ?
It could be usefull to add an explanation in the documentation there http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/custompress/installation/
Best regards
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Greetings visitonweb,
Thank you for your feedback it is greatly appreciated.
@Arnold thank you so much for that great explanation.
Cheers, Joe
DEV Diva (joined February 2012) Likes (0)
Hi @visitonweb
Thank you for your last post and feedback. For sure this is something that need to be added to the documentation, great observation :)
Glad that Arnold got you sorted though. Let us know if you need any further support.
Have a good day!
GinaB
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@Arnold
Thank you for the feedback and support. Appreciated!
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Hi guys,
I omitted that out of the documentation because this was pretty advanced stuff and I thought the people who would ever need it would know what to do without a documentation.
Turns out it I am wrong. I will add this to the documentation asap.
@visitonweb
Thanks for pointing out :)
To follow-up onto what Arnold said, you could make use of those capabilities by editing or creating WordPress roles using the Members plugin : http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/members/
You are gonna love the Members plugin if you have more than one user handling your site :)
Member (joined February 2012) Likes (0)
Hello Arun,
Thank you to suggest me the "Members" Plugin.
How can I hide (in the wordpress user menu) taxonomies created with custompress for specific roles ?
Thanks
Developer (joined January 2012) Likes (0)
This article might help. It gets pretty involved depending on what oyu're trying to do.
http://wordpress.mfields.org/2010/remove-taxonomy-box-from-wordpress-administration-panels/
Member (joined February 2012) Likes (0)
Thank you Arnold,
Very interresting link. But i'm not a programmer and i do not know where to add this code.
I've send a comment on the website.
I'm waiting for their answer.
I will write here the final solution if i can make it done.
Regards
DEV Diva (joined February 2012) Likes (0)
Hi @visitonweb
I hope you get it sorted. Look forward to see your final solution, after they responded back to you.
All the best!
Gina
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