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I have 4 Pro Sites levels paid. I setup for the first one the Posts Quota to 3. I logged in as a member with first level paid and I posted 3 posts. I posted the fourth and when I logged out, I was be able to see the 3 posts and the fourth one that wasn't suppose to appear any more because the limit was 3 posts only. Right? What do I miss?
Even if I make more posts the situation is the same. The notice appear up there but it doesn't restrict me at all from posting or publishing post. So, what's the problem? What do I do wrong?
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What is the user role are you logging into the site with?
The post restriction should work by allowing a user to create, but not publish, a post once they have met their limit. The publish button will change to "Submit for Review".
I have tested this and it works for me - though if you view the site as a Network Admin you will still be able to publish posts.
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I have tested this and it works for me - though if you view the site as a Network Admin you will still be able to publish posts.
You were right James. I was logged in as Network Admin and that's why I was able to publish and do all things. Thanks for helping me. It works just fine. Sorry for disturbing you for such a minor problem which was not a problem. My stupid head.
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Sales & Support Pro (joined March 2010) Likes (0)
Hiya!
Can you provide a screenshot of your level settings showing the post quotas please, and also a screenshot of the posts page in the sub-site dashboard?
Thanks!
Phil
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Sure. Take a look here :
http://allmapamond.com/pro-sites%20problem/3_published_posts_dashboard.png and
http://allmapamond.com/pro-sites%20problem/pro_sites_post_quotas.png
Even if I make more posts the situation is the same. The notice appear up there but it doesn't restrict me at all from posting or publishing post. So, what's the problem? What do I do wrong?
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Can someone tell me if this problem (if it is a problem) appears to someone else too??
Sales & Support Pro (joined March 2010) Likes (0)
Hmm, yes I also get that on a clean install. I'm gonna ask my colleagues to see if they can reproduce as well.
Thanks
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I'm looking forward to an answer as soon as possible on what I can do to solve the problem.
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The same problem, as I could see, is also on Pages and "Limit Publishing" option. Please check all these.
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What is the user role are you logging into the site with?
The post restriction should work by allowing a user to create, but not publish, a post once they have met their limit. The publish button will change to "Submit for Review".
I have tested this and it works for me - though if you view the site as a Network Admin you will still be able to publish posts.
Let us know. Thanks!
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You were right James. I was logged in as Network Admin and that's why I was able to publish and do all things. Thanks for helping me. It works just fine. Sorry for disturbing you for such a minor problem which was not a problem. My stupid head.
Thank You guys.
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No worries friend. We've all done it :)
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