Since you’re just checking to see if they are a logged in use, you can just use the is_user_logged_in() function to check if they are logged in and if so, display the download link, if not, don’t display the download link.
This should be easiest way, just add the line to wp-config.php, this will disable plugin and theme editor, both. define(‘DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT’,true); If you want to add codes into theme’s function, the code should work for you. function ra_block_tp_edit( $caps, $cap ) { if($cap == ‘edit_plugins’ ) $caps[] = ‘do_not_allow’; return $caps; } add_filter( ‘map_meta_cap’, ‘ra_block_tp_edit’, 10, … Read more
You should not use the page parameter in an admin url unless you are going to go to an options page because a check for the ‘manage_options’ capability is the default permissions check. The goal of the ‘Delete Cache’ link is to run an action, then redirect to the current page/post; it is not to … Read more
You can club it with remove_menu_page to first remove the page & then re-adding it Copy the add_menu_page line from plugin. Paste it in your theme & change the capability. Then immediately before this line add remove_menu_page($menu_page_slug); Use the same hook but with a higher priority
You are probably going to want to look into mapping the meta caps. This will let you have a function that individually right before WordPress decides on whether or not to give access to certain functionalities. With that, you can do a check for the level of user (say administrator), and only grant access to … Read more
My guess is that your problem is here: if (is_product_category(‘b2b’)) Taking a look at the Woocommerce Documention for Conditional Tags is_product_category() will return true on product category archives. Therefore, it will never be true on the single product page. What I think you need instead is has_term() which checks a post for a particular term. … Read more
I don’t think what you want is URL rewriting. If I understand correctly, what you want is to restrict access to certain pages, posts, categories, etc., based on the current user’s role or capabilities: “If logged in, do something. If not, do something else (like prompt to login or register).” Modifying the output/behavior of a … Read more
So you’ve duplicated the tables in the DB, with the new set having the dev_ prefix? In that case, the problem is probably that you have not updated the fields within the duplicated tables that inherit that prefix. For instance, dev_usermeta will now have a meta_key called wp_capabilities. This needs to be dev_capabilities. Also, dev_options … Read more
I solved it. The problem was, that I called the function inside of another function, called later. The snippet in the question works like it should. I thought about deleting the question, but I think for other users, that are searching for a way to do something like that, the snippet would be interesting.
Okay, so the code above does work, but not for super admins, you must explicitly remove permissions from super admins, like this: // restrict super admin capabilites add_filter(‘map_meta_cap’, ‘restrict_super_admins’, 10, 4); function restrict_super_admins($caps, $cap, $user_id, $args){ $super = array( ‘add_users’, ‘create_users’, ); if( in_array($cap, $super) ) { $caps[] = ‘do_not_allow’; } return $caps; }