I want to run a command on Linux in a way that it cannot create or open any files to write. It should still be able to read files as normal (so an empty chroot is not an option), and still be able to write to files already open (especially stdout).
I created a custom post type (“Organization”), and I’ve also created a custom user role (“Representative”). Also, I’ve ensured that the Representative role has read/edit/create/publish post capabilities.
I disabled Gutenberg web builder/ editor using the following code:
I want to write some JavaScript and want to assign that to a custom capability, I explored a lot but unfortunately none of them worked, any help will be appriciated.
How to write conditions on capabilities not on user role?
To reduce spam registrations, users are assigned the pending role until they’re vetted (at which point they’re assigned the subscriber role). The pending role has no capabilities. When pending users log in, I want to log them out immediately and direct them to a page with an explanation. First, I tried the following:
how to get all capabilities regardless of user roles? so far I am only seeing tutorial of how to get capabilities per user. I want to list all available capabilities in one page.
I am writing a function to add a link to the Media Library in the admin menu on front end:
I have added some extra capabilities to the existing ‘editor‘ role in wordpress with:
I’m trying to add a custom post types with capabilities, so a custom user role can do certain things with them. Eventually the custom role is a Client, and the post a Website, and I want clients to be able to log in and view their websites. However, the post type is not showing up as soon as I add capabilities => 'website'. Why is is not showing up? I was following this tutorial and here it seems to work at 3:54 (with vehicles as a custom post type).