ah, okay. Yes, I want it to occur if the user has authoring capabilities.
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Browse All TopicsI have the following wordpress plugin. You will notice it checks to see if the user Role is admin. I need this to be the author role instead. I tried changing the is_admin to is_author and it did not work.
Can anyone tell me how to change this?
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by: v2MediaPosted on 2009-11-05 at 20:11:21ID: 25756564
is_admin is not checking whether the user role is admin. It's checking if the admin panels are showing. is_author checks for author templates, not author roles.
You want the sticky business to happen if the current user has authoring capabilities?