The hook wp_ajax_{action} is for logged-in users and wp_ajax_nopriv_{action} for non logged-in users. For example in your functions.php file, add_action( ‘wp_ajax_your_ajax_action’, ‘your_ajax_function_callback’ ); // logged-in users add_action( ‘wp_ajax_nopriv_your_ajax_action’, ‘your_ajax_function_callback’ ); // logged-out users function your_ajax_function_callback() { // handle ajax request }
Admin User Role Unable to See Private Posts
The Download stats Metabox has a check for view_product_stats capability in EDD codes. in /easy-digital-downloads/includes/admin/downloads/metabox.php Line:42 if ( current_user_can( ‘view_product_stats’, get_the_ID() ) ) { /** Product Stats */ add_meta_box( ‘edd_product_stats’, sprintf( __( ‘%1$s Stats’, ‘easy-digital-downloads’ ), edd_get_label_singular(), edd_get_label_plural() ), ‘edd_render_stats_meta_box’, $post_type, ‘side’, ‘high’ ); } You can simply remove the view_product_stats capability for Your special … Read more
My subscriber has the “edit comment” capability but can’t edit comment
Parent User and Child User – relate users
From your question, I’m assuming these are users on a specific blog within a MultiSite installation, correct? In that case, do the following: Go to the blog for which you want to make these users administrators. Click on the “Users” button in the left-side admin sidebar This will present you with a display of about … Read more
You can use http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/members/
Did you use ‘register_post_type’ ? If yes, you can add on supports parameters => ‘author’ ?
Just guessing, but maybe: $admin = get_role( __( ‘administrator’ ) ); If you’re trying to make sure that WP translates the string for a specific locale, __() will return the translated string. So if get_role(‘administrator’) works and on a French setup get_role(‘administrateur’) would work, then the above code snippet should do what you need.
In your template: // rolename could for e.g. be ‘editor’ or ‘author’ or ‘administrator’ author_can( get_the_ID(), ‘rolename’ ) AND print “<img src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/56658/…” alt=”A kool badge!” />”;