vasyl_m

Hi @officenetengine,

That is odd because AAM already using static method for uninstall hook
register_uninstall_hook(__FILE__, array('AAM', 'uninstall'));

So that most likely is coming from something different.

Keep me updated.

Regards,
Vasyl

Hi @lonewolf95,

It is most likely your users do not have enough capabilities to delete media assets. I would double check list of capabilities for roles and users that are not allowed to delete media assets.

Thank you,
Vasyl

Hi @erisal,

The Blog page in WordPress core is not treated as single page and internally is a collection of posts. That is why you cannot restrict access to it.

Thank you,
Vasyl

Hi @erisal,

Yes. Check this article: https://aamplugin.com/help/how-to-manage-wordpress-media-access

Thank you,
Vasyl

Hi iamdesigner,

Appreciate your kind words!

Best regards,
Vasyl

Tooze,

Thank you for the question. The Restrict Menu button is sort of Check All, however in some cases it might not be true. Typically each menu is direct link to the first submenu but some plugins build the menu and submenus in non-conventional way and that is why Restrict Menu will hide the entire menu with all submenus while clicking each sub-menu does not necessarily will hide the parent menu.

Regards,
Vasyl

Hi wldwil,

Appreciate your comment. Please do not hesitate to ask more questions if any.

Thank you for the interest in AAM.
Regards,
Vasyl

Sure. You can send me your credentials so I can run few test and possibly fix it.

Thank you.

Hi Weaper,

That looks like a javascript error on your page that is triggered by some other plugin before AAM has a change to initialize itself.

You can verify it in your browser console panel or as an option send me admin credentials to your website and I’ll check it quickly. My email address [email protected]

Thank you.

Hi thomyum,

Sure. Please install CodePinch plugin and I’ll push the fix before next official release.

Regards,
Vasyl

Oh. Thank you for the feedback.

This is due to the fact that invalid $post argument is passed. We’ll take care of this bug in our next release.

Meantime, you can quickly install CodePinch plugin and I’ll be able to push the fix before the next official AAM release.

Thank you,
Vasyl

Hi Rick,

Yes you can do that. There are two ways. The native WordPress way is to uncheck Toolbar (Show Toolbar when viewing site) when you edit user profile. However AAM gives much more flexible option with capability show_admin_bar.

If you choose the second option, then go ahead and on the Capabilities tab create a custom capability show_admin_bar. Then make sure that either your user or role does not have this capability checked.

Regards,
Vasyl

Hi Orlando,

Thank you for the message. AAM does not allow to delete roles that have at least one user assigned to it. Make sure that you do not have any users with that role.

Regards,
Vasyl

Hi luhmanr,

It all depends at what point to you want to redirect. For example if you have restricted post or page and you want to redirect user to the login page when they try to access it, then YES you can do that. Simply switch to the Manage Visitor and on the Access Denied Redirect define your redirect rule.

Regards.

Hi there,

Yes. AAM is designed for that task. For more information check this article: https://aamplugin.com/help/how-to-manage-wordpress-post-and-category-access

Thank you.