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users can edit their published posts via backend editing (even after editing should not be possible any more), make them sticky if they want, change published date etc. Bug or feature?


  • quan_flo
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    @quan_flo

    Hi,

    I set up a new site with buddypress, bbpress and some other plugins.

    I did not change the user capabilities for the subscribers.

    My Problem is that users can use the “edit this page” link that is placed at the bottom of a page that contains a topic (and the viewing user is author of this topic) that leads the user to the backend (/wp-admin/post.php?post=83716&action=edit for example).
    There the user is able to change the published date, the status (sticky, ..) of the topic, the text etc.

    I think this is not normal… Subscibers should not be able to access the backend and to change published topics…

    My subscribers do not have any edit_posts capabilities. They have just “level 0” and “read” as capability shown in the user role editor.

    Is there a problem known that might depend on one of the modules that is installed at my site?

    How can I get users not to be able to edit their topics?

    I use the following modules:
    akismet
    bbpress-stay-checked
    buddypress
    buddypress-xprofile-custom-fields-type
    events-manager
    user-role-editor
    bbpress
    bp-force-profile
    buddypress-activity-plus
    cd-bp-avatar-bubble
    gd-bbpress-tools
    regenerate-thumbnails
    view-own-posts-media-only
    bbpress-post-toolbar
    bp-profile-search
    buddypress-media
    easy-wp-smtp
    tdlc-birthdays
    wp-ffpc
    bbpress-simple-advert-units
    buddymobile
    buddypress-recaptcha
    erident-custom-login-and-dashboard
    nextend-facebook-connect
    ultimate-tinymce
    wp-hide-dashboard

    Thanks for your help!

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