I've made a plugin for my WordPress and its working fine with the admin panel.
I've given a collaborator access to a user and that user can login with his details, he has limited options on the admin menu which he can use.
The plugin is not showing on that menu can anyone tell me is it possible to give users or a specific user access of that plugin?
i need help thank you in advance.
You can use the Adminimize plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/adminimize/ and you can set the privileges whom you need to show up the plugin when the login is successful at their sign up accounts.
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I am using the Newsletter plugin to send newsletters from my Wordpress website. I want to create a new user who can only access the Newsletter plugin and not have any other admin capability on the admin dashboard.
How do I do that?
I have been experimenting with different access-control plugins, but none seem to have the capability to toggle access for a user/role to another plugin.
Would greatly appreciate if someone can point me to a plugin or a piece of code that can make the magic happen.
Many thanks in advance.
Turned out to be quite simple eventually.
The newsletter plugin, in the advanced settings option in its settings tab, provides a checkbox to allow certain user roles to access the plugin.
I just enabled it for a non-admin role that worked for me, and voila!
Hi is there any plug in that admin can share posts on each user? And only when a user log in on page can see their relative posts and updates of them?
You can use Advanced Access Manager plugin and you can manage everything in your site with this plugin from the admin panel.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-access-manager/
i installed wordpress 5.1.1 with xamp and the menu of the admin page is blank.There is only the profile button...
see the picture : https://ibb.co/GkDPYwG
thanks for help
Might be, you have level_0 or Subscriber user role. Kindly check the user role of the logged one.
I am trying to make a wordpress site which will allow users to register by themselves and log into the site and have a profile. IS there such a plugin that will allow me to incorporate this into my site? I have looked around and being that I have very little experience with making sites/wordpress I have decided to ask some experts.
I know with wordpress you get a "blog" sort of site, but i'm hoping that if the plug-in i'm looking for exists then I can make my site to look different. The reason I am asking for each individual member to have their own "profile page/ private page" is because I want to be able to upload data to their specific pages and they should be able to see the data without seeing others'.
Thanks for any and all help you can provide me.
If I can't find a suitable solution, I will try to build a site with joomla, I had gone with wordpress because I had heard that it was easier to use.
Yeah, There is one plugin to do all these in wordpress. Plugin name: Profile Builder - front-end user registration, login and edit profile
plugin Link: http://wordpress.org/plugins/profile-builder/
Yeah, There is one plugin to do with all the things which you want. Plugin Name : "Theme My Login"
Plugin Features :
Your registration, log in, and password recovery pages will all match
the rest of your website
Includes a customizable widget to login anywhere from your blog
Redirect users upon log in and log out based upon their role
Show gravatar to users who are logged in.
Assign custom links to users who are logged in based on their role
Customize user emails for registration and/or password recovery
Send user emails in HTML format
Allow users to set their own password upon registration
Require users to be approved or confirm e-mail address upon
registration
Theme user profiles
Please refer the following Location :
Theme My Login
I need to register an user only in the current blog. When I go to http://multisite.com/subblog/wp-login.php?action=register it redirects to http://multisite.com/wp-signup.php. If I register an user here then I have acces to all blogs and I don't want this.
How can I solve this?
Thanks
Do you have Wordpress Multisite setup? If so, from my experience I think that you need to login to the main control panel as the superadmin. After that, at the top of the sidebar in the control panel there should be a network settings button.
Click that, and from there you should be able to access a list of blogs in the install, and from there you can select an individual blog and add users from there.
The key is that with a multiuser setup you can access all blog settings from the one superuser account which might be why you're having the redirect issue.