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Hello,
I have added a plugin to set multiple roles to a user (vendor + administrator for example) : https://en-gb.wordpress.org/plugins/user-role-editor/
I want to enable the option “Vendor’s Backend Access”, but when I do that, even with the admin role I cannot access to the wp-admin.Is it possible to add exceptions ? For example if you have the admin role, you can bypass this rule.
Thank you
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@MaxenceTP, I presume there is a primary role and a secondary role. Make sure to set the primary role as the vendor.
But, as you are working with capabilities, then it might cause issues for the vendor’s flow also.
By default we do let vendors access the backend, so make sure you didn’t enable the backend access option : https://prnt.sc/3U0GyGeg13ya
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It seems like the vendor is facing a capability issue probably due to multiple role permission.
As we don’t know why this is happening, so it is quite difficult for us to shed light on the reason behind this.Whether this is a role conflict issue, just to be sure please create a new vendor, who doesn’t have any other secondary roles. Then check whether that vendor is able to access the backend.
If he is able to access the backend, then you must debug this issue. It will need you to check each capability related code -
There is no problem if I only have the vendor role, I want to disable wp-admin : it’s working.
But if I’m admin + vendor, I cannot access wp-admin as MVX is blocking wp-admin when I have the vendor role.I want to add a condition, if it’s true : you can access the wp-admin, even if it’s blocked by MVX.
Do you understand ? Is there a filter / hook for that ? -
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I don’t really understand how this hook can solve my problem ?
I think that will be easier to add a filter in the function “restrict_wp_backend” (class-mvx-pro.php), with the vendor ID as parameter. And add the same filter in the function “remove_dashboard_header_right_panel_nav” (class-mvx-pro-frontend.php).
Can you add that filter ? Or do you have another solution ?
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Maxence, you can follow solutions like https://wordpress.org/support/topic/users-able-to-access-backend-despite-role-limitations/
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