User Role Editor Pro 4.64.4

Download User Role Editor Pro 4.64.4 from nulled fire. User Role Editor Pro can change/add/delete WordPress user roles and capabilities.
* Core version 4.57
* Fix: Error message was fixed: Uncaught Error: Object of class stdClass could not be converted to string in /wp-content/plugins/user-role-editor-pro/pro/includes/classes/posts-edit-access-user.php:653
Update: Marked as compatible with WordPress 5.6.
Update: ” jQuery( document ).ready( handler ) ” was replaced globally with ” jQuery( handler ) ” for compatibility with [jQuery 3.0](https://api.jquery.com/ready/) and WordPress 5.6.
Update: Post edit access add-on:
– Special support was added for the [FooGallery plugin](https://wordpress.org/plugins/foogallery/). Earlier new album, edit album pages showed full list of galleries in spite of the edit restrictions set by URE Pro. URE Pro uses ‘foogallery_album_exlcuded_galleries’ filter to fix this.
– SQL queries are restricted by post type (if known) instead of scan full posts database table.
Core version was updated to 4.57:
Fix: “Grant Roles” button produced JavaScript error, if single user without any role granted (None) was selected.
Core version 4.56.1
New: WordPress multisite: “Network admin->User Role Editor->Update Network”:
– ‘ure_after_network_roles_update’ action hook was added. It is executed after all roles were replicated from the main site to the all other subsites of the network.
– ‘ure_after_network_addons_update’ action hook was added. It is executed after selected add-ons settings were replicated from the main site to the all other subsites of the network.
Core version was updated to 4.56.1:
New: WordPress multisite: Main site: Users->User Role Editor->Apply to All: ‘ure_after_network_roles_update’ action hook was added. It is executed after all roles were replicated from the main site to the all other subsites of the network.
Fix: “Granted Only” filter did not work at the “Users->User Role Editor” page.
Fix: Warning was fixed: wp-content/plugins/user-role-editor/js/ure.js: jQuery.fn.attr(‘checked’) might use property instead of attribute.