Plugin Not Compatible With Limit Posts Plugin

Hi,

User Role Editor uses the same WordPress API to add new roles, so there is no differences here.
“Limit Posts” author supposes that user role ID and user role name are the same. It stores at the plugins settings page role name, but when tries to apply the rule get the role ID of current user and just converts it’s 1st letter to the uppercase.

private function getCurrentUserRole(){
	global $current_user;

	$userRole = $current_user->roles;

	return ucfirst($userRole[0]);
}

So for the ‘Contributor Copy (contributor-copy)’ role, which I tested, the automatically build name ‘Contributor-copy’ will never match with the real one ‘Contributor Copy’, which I tested. The rule is not applied for this case for the custom roles created with User Role Editor.

To get a valid role name for a role ID a developer should take it from the $wp_roles global instead.

Hi Vladimir,

Thanks for the prompt response and for investigating this. I REALLY appreciate your help!

I don’t fully understand $wp_roles, but with some help and your direction, we modified the code below to make it work with the user roles I created:

//filter out any rules not for a user role
	private function filterRulesForUserRole($inputRules, $userRole){
		$filteredRules = array();

		foreach($inputRules['rule'] as $rule){
			$userOrRole = $this->getUserOrRole($rule);
			if($userOrRole != 'role'){
				$filteredRules[] = $rule;
			}
			else{
				<strong>if((strtoupper(str_replace('_', ' ', $rule['role'])) == strtoupper(str_replace('_', ' ', $userRole))) || $rule['role'] == 'ALL'){</strong>
					$filteredRules[] = $rule;
				}
			}
		}

		return $filteredRules;
	}