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Version 2.4.1 of WPMasterToolKit brings two essential fixes, focusing on module reliability and safety Administer and Multiple User Roles. These targeted updates respond directly to user feedback received on the WordPress forum, ensuring a smoother experience for WordPress administrators.
Correction: Conflict with session_start() in Adminer
The module Administerwhich allows you to manage your entire database directly from the WordPress interface, was experiencing a problem with the call to session_start() during REST-API requests. This bug could lead to critical errors or unexpected behavior when using the REST API.
Thanks to this fix, Adminer starts the session cleanly only when necessary, without interfering with API calls.
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Fixed: Enhanced security for the Multiple User Roles module
The module Multiple User Roleswhich allows multiple user roles to be assigned when creating or editing accounts, inadvertently prevented administrators from removing their own administrator role, resulting in a forbidden 403 error.
This update adds a logical check: if you are editing your own account and have the "administrator" role, this is automatically retained, even if you try to uncheck it. This prevents any loss of critical privileges.
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Why is this update important?
This version 2.4.1 doesn't add any new features, but it does improve the plugin's robustness. Administrators can now :
- Use Administer without generating conflicts with the REST API.
- Manage user roles without the risk of losing access to their own site.
