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Hi Thomas,
Your fix seems to have done the job.

Thanks for the help, we got there eventually.

Kind regards,
Kevin

Hi Thomas,
I have tried posting this reply several times now as Private and every time it is not appearing in the thread so I am posting it publicly as there is no sensitive information as everything here relates to a temporary site that will be deleted soon.

While waiting for a response I have took it upon myself to created a brand new ‘out of the box’ installation of WordPress and the only thing installed is the WPCustomerArea plug-in and I am getting the exact same results.

You can see the site here: – wpca.concepttestzone.co.uk

I have created two users Kevin and Robert. The log-in credentials are as follows: –
Username: kevin Password: password
Username: robert Password: password

Each user has their own file assigned to them, and that file is only available in their own Category.
But regardless of which user is logged in the Kevin user can still see Robert’s Category as well as his own, and likewise for Robert.

Admin area can be accessed: – wpca.concepttestzone.co.uk/wp-admin

Admin credentials: –
Username: admin Password: adminpassword

Regards,
Kevin

Hi Thomas,
Yes your assessment of the problem is correct.

FYI the WPCA plug-ins I have installed are ‘Switch users – Professional‘ and ‘Additional owner types – Professional‘.

I would be willing to provide you with log-on credentials too if that would help?

Regards,
Kevin

Hi there, we are well into August now… has there been any progress with this?

Kind regards,

Kevin

Hi Vincent,
Yes I have already set the option to restrict the non empty categories within the widget, it has had zero impact on what is displayed as all categories are still showing.

Regards,
Kevin