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Hi Ben!
Im trying to use another Front End publisher, the built in from Userpro plugin, which is very very nice looking. It needs some customization like hidden meta key fields and such, but I’m working on that. My problem is that when I submit a post, the admin needs to approve it. This is even though my users are vendors, and I have set the vendor user role everywhere where I can.
site is streetstylizm.streetmarket.com. I think you already have a user there 🙂
That is not controlled by WC Vendors, so it ould be a better question for that plugin author, or a paid support request: https://www.wcvendors.com/contact-us/
Hmm I thought the userrole Vendor given from WC Vendors would have the capability to post without adminapproval? But this isnt controled by that then?
Nope. WC Vendors simply tell is to make it a pending post, or a published post. That’s what your front end plugin needs to do, too.
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