← All changes | includes/Providers/ClientServiceProvider.php +17 -10 2.3.3 → 2.4.1 View file →

		@@ -27,19 +27,26 @@
27	27	/**
28	28	* Register client services
29	29	*/
30	30	public function register() {
31		- // Register the `customer` role on init:1.
	31	+ // Register the `customer` role.
32	32	//
33		- // This was previously hooked to `after_setup_theme` from inside
34		- // a callback that itself only runs on init:10 — so by the time
35		- // add_action() was called, `after_setup_theme` had already fired
36		- // and the registration silently never ran. On sites without
37		- // WooCommerce (which also registers `customer`), the role stayed
38		- // unregistered, WP_User::roles filtered it out as unknown, and
39		- // the Clients page fell back to a "Client" label while WC sites
40		- // showed "Customer" for the same data.
41		- add_action('init', [$this, 'registerClientRole'], 1);
	33	+ // This provider is constructed from easy_invoice_init(), which
	34	+ // itself runs on init:10 — so hooking `after_setup_theme` (the
	35	+ // original code) or `init` at priority 1 (the first fix) both
	36	+ // registered a callback for a point WordPress had already passed,
	37	+ // and the role was never created. On sites without WooCommerce
	38	+ // (which also registers `customer`) the role stayed unregistered:
	39	+ // WP_User::roles filtered it out as unknown, the Clients page fell
	40	+ // back to a "Client" label, and Pro's Client Portal — which
	41	+ // recognises a client by `in_array('customer', $user->roles)` —
	42	+ // could not see the client at all. Register it now when `init`
	43	+ // is already in progress, otherwise on init:1 as before.
	44	+ if (did_action('init')) {
	45	+ $this->registerClientRole();
	46	+ } else {
	47	+ add_action('init', [$this, 'registerClientRole'], 1);
	48	+ }
42	49
43	50	// Register client repository
44	51	$this->registerClientRepository();
45	52	}