Hi there,

This may be a simple problem…. I've looked through the forum and haven't been able to find a solution. So I thought I'd switch from "lurker" to participant.

I've added a user and I'd like to allow him to post articles in a sub category.

I originally set up this user as a subscriber (in the WP user admin).

The main blog category is called "Blog" and there's a sub category.. we'll call "Sub".

So I set up "user" as Post Author in both "Blog" and "Sub".

In the WP admin, when logged as "user", I can see the Post options. When I click "Add new" I get the add post form with the "Blog" and "Sub" categories.

I submit a post and I get a blank screen… and a post is created as a draft.

When I attempt to edit a draft, the edit post form doesn't load. I get the page title "Edit Post" but there is no form.

I'm using Role Scoper 1.2.7

I suspect it's an oversight on my part.

Also using the following plugins:
All in One SEO Pack
Slickr Flickr
Widget Logic
WP No Category Base

Thanks!

A few options you can change to reduce Role Scoper's wp-admin memory usage:

* disable Features > Content Maint > "Filter users dropdown"

* disable Advanced > Role Assignment Interface > "Limit eligible users for Post-specific editing roles"

* disable Advanced > Role Assignment Interface > "Indicate blended roles"

And if you don't need non-Administrators to assign content-specific roles at all:

* set Features > Content Maint > "Roles and Restrictions can be set" accordingly