Imho that’s one of the most important things regarding users: /** * Deny access to ‘administrator’ for other roles * Else anyone, with the edit_users capability, can edit others * to be administrators – even if they are only editors or authors * * @since 0.1 * @param (array) $all_roles * @return (array) $all_roles */ … Read more
Try to reset your permalinks. If that doesn’t work I’d make sure their isn’t another page named schedule in the root directory. It’s possible there is an older (deleted page or post) with the same name stuck in the database as well. I’ve experienced this when I deleted a page or post and then created … Read more
Install User Role Editor Plugin Create a Role for them assign everything except removing admin.
Occasionally I’ve seen issues doing a manual reset of the password if salts have changed, or if there was an issue with the account before the reset. Some things to try: Are you sure you reset the password for the main admin account, usually ID #1? Trivial, I know, but has happened to me in … Read more
Thanks @kaiser but not need to go through your solution I found a easy one and I’ll share here for newbie likes me. If you’re working on a WP Network site then the steps are: At the top, hover over My Sites and then click Network Admin. At the left, hover over Settings and then … Read more
I fixed this by editing /wp-includes/capabilities.php The code was function current_user_can( $capability ) { $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); if ( empty( $current_user ) ) return false; $args = array_slice( func_get_args(), 1 ); $args = array_merge( array( $capability ), $args ); return call_user_func_array( array( $current_user, ‘has_cap’ ), $args ); } and I changed it to function current_user_can( … Read more
You don’t necessarily have to assign roles to manage the user’s capabilities. First, register your custom post types with their respective capabilities. See capabilities under Function Reference/register post type – Parameters Managing User Capabilities You can use add_cap or remove_cap to add or remove user capabilities for a specific user. // Add capability to a … Read more
Your .htaccess is not readable (like the error noticed). So make your .htaccess readable using permission 644. Source Now check again, perhaps now your stylesheet will be loaded? If not, check if the stylesheet file is readable. May this not be the cause, check the owner of the files.
Ok, I got it figured out. For some reason, current_user_can was returning false when an admin went to edit other user’s posts… I have no idea how admins lost the ability to do this, but putting this into functions.php is a workable bandaid that restores admin edit capabilities; $administrator = get_role(‘administrator’); $administrator->add_cap(‘edit_others_posts’);
The base argument for paginate_links() should be: admin_url( ‘admin.php?page=lismovim-withdraw-slug&paged=%_%’ ) … where %_% is replaced by format, which should be: ‘%#%’ … which is replaced by the page number.