roles as $role) { $cap_list = $role['capabilities']; foreach ($cap_list as $key => $cap) { //remove level_ from List if (substr($key, 0, 6) != 'level_') { $all_caps[$key] = 1; } } } ksort($all_caps); $read_cap = WP_STATISTICS\Option::get('read_capability', 'manage_options'); $option_list = ''; foreach ($all_caps as $key => $cap) { if ($key == $read_cap) { $selected = " SELECTED"; } else { $selected = ""; } $disabled = ''; if (!User::checkUserCapability($key)) { $disabled = 'disabled'; } $option_list .= sprintf( '%4$s', esc_attr($key), $selected, esc_attr($disabled), esc_attr($key) ); } ?> $cap) { if ($key == $manage_cap) { $selected = " SELECTED"; } else { $selected = ""; } $disabled = ''; if (!User::checkUserCapability($key)) { $disabled = 'disabled'; } $option_list .= sprintf( '%4$s', esc_attr($key), $selected, esc_attr($disabled), esc_attr($key) ); } ?>

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