dshank

Thanks for the reply.

My video is hosted remotely, and I have pasted the video’s embed code into the content area on the package details page, and it works just fine.

The link template shows a button called “Download”. I have cloned the template as you suggested and assigned the new template to the package page using the “Link Template” drop down menu. However, changing the drop down menu for the link template doesn’t seem to affect the actual link template. You mentioned “Use the new link template with your shortcode”, but I don’t know where to enter shortcode on the package details page.

Can you tell me what else I should try?

I have user roles set up with “edit_posts” capability, but these users still cannot edit existing packages, or the packages they created, even after the packages are published/approved.

Is there any role aside from administrator that can edit existing packages and create/edit new packages? I need non-admin users to be able to edit and manage existing packages, and of course, I don’t want to grant them admin privileges in order to do so. I would like to know which specific permissions/role privileges are required in order for a user to do this.

Thank you.

Thanks, that worked perfectly.

I would like these user roles to edit packages from the back end, not the front end. These users have dashboard access, but the “Downloads” menu is different for them than for admins. They don’t see “Categories” for example. And when they click on “all packages”, they can see the packages listed, but they cannot click the title to edit. Again, they are in the back end, not front end.

How can I allow other users to edit packages from the back end without making them administrators?