user-roles

There are a couple of options here. One, which I’ve found the easiest, is to move content you want to protect into custom post types. From there, you create specific permissions (capabilities) for each CPT, and WP will automatically only show the content that the current user has permission to edit in the back end. … Read more

1: $billing_company will return user billing_company whatever it is. 2: In $args you are supposed to put an array of user roles to fetch. If you don’t know user role then you can use global var global $current_user; and $user_roles = $current_user->roles; to get all current user roles, so it would be $args = array( … Read more

Just add the below code your current active theme. Remove the add_action & functions. Just paste below code $result = add_role( ‘client’, __( ‘Client’ ), array( ‘read’ => true, ‘edit_pages’ => true, ‘edit_posts’ => true, ‘edit_published_pages’ => true, ‘edit_published_posts’ => true, ‘edit_others_pages’ => true, ‘edit_others_posts’ => true, ‘publish_pages’ => true, ‘publish_posts’ => true, ‘upload_files’ => … Read more

Allow multiple roles to specific user

The exact solution depends on how you create a team. You will have to hook into that action. Supposing that creating a team is done by creating a post of the custom type “team” you would hook into save_post_team, leading to something like this: add_action (‘save_post_team’, ‘wpse314398_change_team_captain_role’, 10, 3); function wpse314398_change_team_captain_role ($post_id, $post, $update) { … Read more