Display statify dashboard for editors/users

Hi Stefan,

we use Version 1.8.3… so did we oversee something in the options?

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by wvgdesign.

Hi @wvgdesign,

Apparently the example from the documentation is invalid. The filter should be a function, not a boolean result…

This should be valid:

add_filter(
  ‘statify__user_can_see_stats’,
  function( $previous ) {
    return $previous || current_user_can( ‘edit_others_pages’ );
  }
);

$previous is the result of previously executed filters or – if none – the default result of Statify which is either true or false. Can be extended as needed.

Cheery,
Steafn

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by Stefan Kalscheuer.

Hi Stefan,

thanks for your quick reply… we got an error in WP, please see screenshots here: https://imgur.com/a/5EmWK2x

Do we have to implement it into functions.php (child theme) in an amended way?

Thanks,
Andreas

Oh, I see. Copied some wrong quoting signs, so it is not a valid PHP string. Should be highlighted red in the editor and it obviously is not.

Correct: 'statify__user_can_see_stats'
Incorrect: ‘statify__user_can_see_stats‘

Same for both strings.

Hi Stefan,

sorry but… inserted this code

add_filter(
??‘statify__user_can_see_stats’,
??function( $previous ) {
????return $previous || current_user_can( ‘edit_others_pages’ );
??}
);

and get this message:

Deine PHP-Code-?nderungen wurden aufgrund eines Fehlers in Zeile 5 der Datei wp-content/themes/Impreza-child/functions.php zurückgesetzt. Bitte beheben und versuchen, erneut zu speichern.

syntax error, unexpected ”statify__user_can_see_stats” (T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING), expecting ‘)’
Ausblenden

Yours: ‘
Mine: '

Different character.
It may look similar depending on the font, but is not the same.

Probably typed on some mobile device keyboard or modified by auto“correction“. Only one of them is a valid string delimiter in PHP.