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Remove "Add New User" section from WP Dashboard for non admins

Added by Sarah Morgano over 12 years ago. Updated over 12 years ago.

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Resolved
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Normal
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WordPress (misc)
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Start date:
2011-10-20
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Description

A colleague of mine created the following blog: http://cunyspsmarketing.commons.gc.cuny.edu and wants to add many SPS folks as subscribers. We just tried to do some testing before we invite everyone and are experiencing some issues.

One of the people testing out the blog is not a member of the Commons and has not yet received any type of email notification. I went to one of my blog posts as a reference: http://connections.commons.gc.cuny.edu/2010/07/18/add-a-new-user-to-your-blog/, but it looks like the add new user page has changed from the time that I published this post. There are now two areas where blog admins can add users: Add Exisiting User and Add New User. According to my blog post only Commons members can be added to blogs, but the Add New User area leads me to believe that we can add non-Commons members. Am I correct in this assumption and if so, does this create their account on the Commons as well??

Also, I did receive a "joining confirmation" email for this group at my GC email account, which I believe must be tied to a test user account because after I selected the link in the email I cannot access the blog. It asks me to enter my username and password and when I click submit, it takes me to the dashboard of the first blog I created on the Commons. I'm assuming this is because I changed my Commons email to , but it raises a red flag to me because the person trying to add users to their blog might not know that the person they are trying to add may have changed their email account. Maybe I'm an odd case because I have multiple accounts, but that may not be the reason why I cannot access it as a subscriber.

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