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hicpo_add_capabilities() function in v3.1.5 breaks functionality

Intuitive Custom Post Order · support · 2024-01-08T21:57:00+00:00

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Hello, Great plugin – very light weight and easy to use. Thank you for making this available. However, today I installed the current version (3.1.5) on a fresh installation of WordPress and found that CSS and JS files were not loading. After reviewing GitHub I found the issue regarding “There’s a duplication of the word “hicpo” in “hicpo_load_script_css” capability name.” Issue Link . The hicpo_add_capabilities() function (line 1096 of intuitive-custom-post-order.php) currently shows for administrators: $administrator->add_cap( ‘hicpo_hicpo_load_script_css’ ); For me this prevents the plugins CSS/JS from loading and breaks the ability to sort. Once I change to: $administrator->add_cap( ‘hicpo_load_script_css’ ); Everything works great. I believe this will be the same for editors on line 1107. Thanks again – I look forward to an update. Same here! Yes – after another “fresh” installation of the plugin I can confirm that it does not work without the changes mentioned in my first post. Just ran into this today. The plugin creates the “hicpo_hicpo_load_script_css” capability and then later checks for the “hicpo_load_script_css” capability, which never exists. Experiencing the same issue with 3.1.5. Thanks @slimpickins for supplying the solution – can confirm that works.

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koentjuh1 2024-01-11T12:39:00+00:00

Same here!

slimpickins 2024-01-13T20:58:00+00:00

Yes – after another “fresh” installation of the plugin I can confirm that it does not work without the changes mentioned in my first post.

3seedmensch 2024-01-15T14:59:00+00:00

Just ran into this today. The plugin creates the “hicpo_hicpo_load_script_css” capability and then later checks for the “hicpo_load_script_css” capability, which never exists.

bekahmcdonald 2024-02-29T12:05:00+00:00

Experiencing the same issue with 3.1.5. Thanks @slimpickins for supplying the solution – can confirm that works.