• Hello.

    When I create a new post, I have the checkbox in the sidebar for ‘Access’, which I can check and the user access is assigned.

    However, other users I have given access, can add posts via the front-end website and login via the themes login page, rather than the default WordPress login page.
    When they add a new post there, there is no option for the ‘Access’.

    So any new posts they create are not assigned the user access and are publicly visible, I then have to login via WordPress to edit the posts and check the option box.

    Is there a global setting which I have not noticed, that would set “all” new posts to be assigned my user-group access?

    Thank you

    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/user-access-manager/

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  • Hi,

    I’m facing the same problem. How can I avoide to explicitly restrict the posts?
    My goal is to automatically check the restrictions for my user groups in the UAM so that we don’t forget to restrict.

    Thanks.

    Best,
    Sani

    Anyone?…

    We added a js hack in user-access-manager/js/functions.js:

    jQuery(“#uam_usergroups-1”).prop(‘checked’, true);
    jQuery(“#uam_usergroups-2”).prop(‘checked’, true);
    jQuery(“#uam_usergroups-3”).prop(‘checked’, true);

    It works for us but I don’t know if it will be overwritten with the next update.

    If your checkboxes are not checked automatically just deactivate your adblocker, refresh the site and re-activate your adblocker. It should work from here.

    Sani

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