How to restrict to Customer instead of Visitor or Subscriber?

Looks like we have the following for the default values, but provide a filter to add others:

$role_options = apply_filters( 'npu_plugin_roles', array(
	'99' => __( 'Visitor', 'nextgen-public-uploader' ),
	'0'  => __( 'Subscriber', 'nextgen-public-uploader' ),
	'1'  => __( 'Contributor', 'nextgen-public-uploader' ),
	'2'  => __( 'Author', 'nextgen-public-uploader' ),
	'7'  => __( 'Editor', 'nextgen-public-uploader' ),
	'10' => __( 'Admin', 'nextgen-public-uploader' )
) );

You’d need to filter in your own values. The numbers, if I recall right, are the role value, and aren’t really relevant these days, so nothing you should stress getting “right”.

Thanks for your superfast answer. I’ll try that.

Kudos!

Hi Michael

If I add for example

‘0’ => __( ‘Customer’, ‘nextgen-public-uploader’ ),

I’m getting the message that I would have to log in in order to upload an image. Once I’m logged in as a customer, the public uploader mask is not visible (all blank) for the customer. As admin, I can see it.

You mentioned “You’d need to filter in your own values”. Can you specify a little bit what this exactly means?

As far as I can track it down, “Customer” has been added by WooCommerce. Can this be the problem?

Thanks for your time and assistance.

Can you pastebin the code you’re using for this so far? Possible the number is still more important than I first realized, or something else is going on that I missed.