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Allow Editor Role

WP Extra File Types · support · 2019-07-09T06:10:00+00:00

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neilgee unresolved

Hi, thanks for the plugin – I need to make some custom file uploads which work for the Admin role but get a security error for the Editor role. How do you allow the editor role? the plugin does not take in consideration user role or permission, it just intercepts the “check file” functionality and verify the file in upload against the custom list of file types you selected. could you give some extra info / screenshot about the problem you are having ?

Commercial Context

Opportunity

file and document delivery operations

Upload file delivery assurance for collecting, protecting, and delivering files reliably

Buyer: site owners, agencies, educators, and document-heavy businesses

Wedge: verify upload, protected download, storage permission, and browser delivery paths

Investigate Pain card complete market

Analysis

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Summary: Allow Editor Role: users show security, bugs pain that may indicate a product gap.

Evidence quote: Allow Editor Role Hi, thanks for the plugin – I need to make some custom file uploads which work for the Admin role but get a security error for the Editor role.

Affected feature: security

security bugs

Plugin

API

WP Extra File Types

40.0K active installs · 347.8K downloads · rating 68.0

file type media library upload

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davide.airaghi 2019-10-01T05:50:00+00:00

the plugin does not take in consideration user role or permission, it just intercepts the “check file” functionality and verify the file in upload against the custom list of file types you selected. could you give some extra info / screenshot about the problem you are having ?