@ps1996, I recently pushed a change that disallows users from Revisionizing posts that they don’t own. So if your user doesn’t have publish_post permissions, then he wouldn’t be able to create a Revision anyways.
However, if the user is able to create a Revision for a post, then yes I can possibly add something to the Toolbar.
I’ll investigate this further when some free time opens up!
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ps1996
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Thx 🙂
But after your last update I have now a other problem. My customer want that only he can publish a post or publish some changes of a post. Before your update all user could click on revisionise and create a new revisionise of each post. But now I have to add the permission publish_post and so all user can publish changes. Do you understand what I mean?
Yes, I understand what you mean. There’s a topic about this here: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/permissionscapability-issue/
The problem is that before users could Revisionize a post and then publish the Revision which effectively overwrites the original post even if they didn’t have permission to edit the original post. So before one of your users could Revisionize the Home page, make it look ugly, publish the Revision, and then your Home page would be overwritten!
The topic I posted above is related to all this and I still need to figure out a “safe” way to implement the use-case you guys want.
