“Where might Tieren get more information regarding codex for his plug-in’s revision so as to include “$wp_roles variable or the WP_Roles class” per Justin’s suggestion.

I’ll do the legwork for him if for no other reason than to pay-it-forward.

Thanks in advance.

Michael

Here was his response:

Kieran wrote:
Possibly. The next major version will see an improvement to the permissions system, whether it will integrate with roles or not is a different matter. The more API documentation is provided to me in this thread, the more likely it is – I only understand the default permissions in WordPress at this point, hence their use in the plugin.

The ‘calendar plug-in’ author has responded with the following info with regard to your suggestion that they employ “$wp_roles variable or the WP_Roles class rather than assuming that everyone uses the default roles” in your above reply to me.

For perusal, should you or others enjoy, is the link to the forum post:

View topic – Is Update planned to utilize WordPress roles system? http://j.mp/6n5rY

Making private pages is a piece of cake now!
I do have 1 question tough: I want to make a detail (not private) page that can be updated by one user only (with specific role).
So I make a capability ‘edit_member1_page’. But this doesn’t work. Do you have any suggestions..? thank you very muc,
leen

oliver — You’re welcome. I’m glad you like it.

Michael Langham — What’s happening there is that your plugin isn’t properly using the WordPress roles system. Ask your plugin author to use the global $wp_roles variable or the WP_Roles class rather than assuming that everyone uses the default roles.

After creating a role via Members, it was not recognized via Members.

I meant to say “…it (role) was not recognized by Calendar”

Like I said, too late on a Friday night.
Thanks again.