atenedelcanavese

Hi,

I’ve problem only using Chrome 65.0.3325.181 64bit on MacOSX 10.9.5 (old release, no more supported by Google Chrome).
All other configurations work fine.

Thanks for your precious support.

Giampaolo

Hi,
I’ve done a lot of test. Below my conclusion.

If I use firefox browser (78.6.1esr (64 bit)) it works fine: I see the right shortcode as expected.
If I use Chrome browser (Versione 65.0.3325.181 (Build ufficiale) (a 64 bit)) it doesn’t work: I always read shortcode as Visitor/Visitor-only.

For login/logout I’m using “Ultimate member” plugin (Versione 2.1.15).

Any other suggestions?

Hi,

I’ve created a new portfolio and used shortcode:
[private role=”administrator”]Text for administrator[/private]
[private role=”editor”]Text for editor[/private]
[private role=”editor-only”]Text for editor-only[/private]
[private role=”author”]Text for author[/private]
[private role=”author-only”]Text for author-only[/private]
[private role=”contributor”]Text for contributor[/private]
[private role=”contributor-only”]Text for contributor-only[/private]
[private role=”subscriber”]Text for subscriber[/private]
[private role=”subscriber-only”]Text for subscriber-only[/private]
[private role=”visitor”]Text for visitor[/private]
[private role=”visitor-only”]Text for visitor-only[/private]
[private role=”none”]Text for none[/private]
[private role=”custom”]Text for custom[/private]
[private role=”custom-only”]Text for custom-only[/private]

After that, using a new browser, I logged-in with different users having different roles (Administrator too). For all the output is the same:

Text for visitor
Text for visitor-only

I’ve also reinstalled the plugin. But the result doesn’t change.

Hi,
after login as Administrator and visiting page I read:
You’re not a Subscriber

Can I use shortcode to show the role of the user I’m logged in?