User permissions?

That shouldn’t be the case. It DOES checks some permissions.

• Admin and Editors can delete/create/see all the projects.
• Other user can see only their project they are assigned to. Can’t create too.
• “delete_pages” permission is checked to determine the user level.

Perhaps you altered some default WP permission levels? Please install the plugin in a clean WP installation and see if these problems are still there.

I had the developer plugin installed, but I just un-installed that to see if that would change things.
I even tried on a fresh install most of the permissions stay the same.

I’m logged in as a normal user on the project manager, but i still can remove messages in my current setup (i cant remove a message in fresh install), make new task lists add new milestones etc. remove milestones etc.

It would do me good if those permissions could be denied for a normal user.

Yes, you are right. In some cases, like task list, to-do, milestones, the user role wasn’t checked. May be it needs some more user level restriction.

Is that something i can do on my own?

Yes you could, check the user roles and capability. You could check the roles with current_user_can('CAPABILITY NAME') and restrict the edit/delete links.

I tried to look into it but it’s out of my league. I looked in capabilities.php and functions.php but did not find anything that resembled current_user_can

I found allot of articles on how to change a role, but not where to look!
Could you give some more pointers please?

Ah i see the current_user_can in single.php Ok now what?

Did you take a look at here?

Ok, in views/task in index.php i’ve added this

<h3 class=”cpm-nav-title”>
<?php _e( ‘Task Lists’, ‘cpm’ ) ?>

<?php if ( current_user_can( ‘??????’ ) ) { //editor ?>
<a id=”cpm-add-tasklist” href=”#” class=”add-new-h2″><?php _e( ‘Add New Task List’, ‘cpm’ ) ?></a>
<?php } ?>
</h3>

But what capability do i put in where the ‘?’ are so that it will remove the option to add a new task-list for subscriber?

Ah i just put <?php if ( current_user_can( ‘delete_others_posts’ ) ) { //editor ?> and it does not show anymore to a subscriber!

Great! It worked, i’ve added that line to all the delete/edit links in html.php

Thanks for your help

Could you explain a little more for dummies as is the process?

Yes.

Is there some way to limit certain functions by user type?

I’d like it to be an “open” project management software because the community enjoys helping out.

If we can get some user permissions or more details on how to put user permissions in, then that would make this great.

I got the frontend version:D

Right now, WP Project Manager doesn’t maintain that much permission restriction. So it’s tough to maintain.

Can you explain how to manually do it?

I’d like my users to view the list and make comments, but they can delete and edit everything.

There has to be a simple way to remove the ability to edit and delete tasks, milestones, etc.