kit-coda

Riza…

Thanks for addressing the issue promptly. I’ll be watching to see an update. At this point I added a code snippet to modify the post filter. Not as elegant a solution, but will do for now.

@rizaardiyanto I added the Capabilities for Author to Create Posts and set the User Post’s Limit to 3, and the result is the same as the ACF-CPT. I was allowed to create the first post, but I was not allowed to add any more.

I should add that the user was set to Author and the only change other change then that to User Post Limits was made on checking off “List other users’ uneditable posts” in the Permissions plugin.

I created a fresh GeneratePress site with an ACF-CPT, User Posts Limit, and Permissions and Capabilities plugins. After adding a Post Limit restriction of 3, I could add one new post and none after that.

I’ll spin up a new test site in the morning with the work stack I’m using.

Hello Riza…
I narrowed the first problem down to a plugin conflict between PublishPress Permissions and a plugin I’m using named “User Posts Limit.” The plugin restricts the number of posts a user role can make by type over a select period. I’m only using Permissions to turn off “List other users’ uneditable posts.” If I turn off core control for the CPT-Item then I lose the restriction for the Author to only see just their posts. Otherwise, leaving it on kills the ability to add new items while using that plugin.

I guess I can attempt to code in a function to restrict the number of posts per role unless you have any other suggestions with your plugins for that.

Yes, the Author has the Create capability to this post type.

The “View Items” is from the backend Admin Bar when selecting the “All Items Listing”

Thanks for the quick response!

• This reply was modified 10 months ago by kit-coda.

Solved, looks to be a conflict with a theme builder plugin.

It became pretty evident that people would not be upgrading on this plugin given the former feature set. I mean, why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free? PayPal was included and with WooCommerce integration you could also get free compatibility with Stripe. But hey, you can still offer your courses for free to grow your list!

I can understand why Adam here is a bit yanked. He had put a lot of effort in time on videos in which he piggybacked Lifter LMS for his affiliate offers. A good lesson for non-techies, if it seems too good to be true it probably is. Also, a good reason to always consider going with premium plugins for mission critical functions.

In saying the above, one stars are probably still appropriate since it would seem that proper communication should have been posted that things were about to change so that present users had some time to make their decision.

Thanks, keep up the good work! Looking forward to what you have in store for the premium edition!

Great, the “full width” feature on the popup gives you a bigger viewing option. Thanks for the great support on this plugin! Worth 5 stars!

Thanks, Prali…

This is something I’ve not found in any other plugin in the WordPress repository and yours comes the closest to it right now. A great feature for users that don’t have the room to embed a full-size video on their website.

Regards,
Kit

Yes, thanks, that plays the video! The only other issue is that the popup window is not configurable to the size of the video. It would be nice to set the popup at a size to frame the responsive video properly. Presently it makes the video size too small with a lot of white space around it. Especially the bottom.

Hello….here you go. https://loremedia.net/sandbox3/

Thanks, great support and that did the trick. I couldn’t find the right class to make the change.