I am having trouble giving access to an options page to Editors. I am pretty sure I need to use the filter option_page_capability_{$page_name} but it is not working for me. Is there a specific place to hook this? I am still getting the Cheatin', uh? error with this:
What are the capabilities that a super-administrator has that an administrator does not have?
I have created a custom role called Custom Author. Users in this role can edit their own pages and add new pages. I would like to restrict new page creation and allow Custom Authors to create pages only as child pages of their own pages. In other words, I would like them to still be able to create new pages, but only as child pages of the pages they have editor access to.
From this answer I understand that seccomp-bpf filters the list of syscalls a process can call.
Similarly, the capabilites mechanism will cause a syscall to fail if the caller does not have the capability necessary for that syscall.
I understand that it is easier for a human to intuitively figure out the alleged whereabouts of a machine if that machin’s IP address is IPv6, rather than if its IPv4:
I know seccomp (secure computing) is a way to restrict a process from making particular system calls.
I am experimenting with capabilities, on Debian Gnu/Linux.
The Objective:
Create a custom post type and only give administrator and a custom role permission to view / control it.
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.