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Last updated by Luo Yang hace 8 años, 10 meses.
Assisted by: Luo Yang.
I am trying to: ensure that a child custom post type is locked to certain user roles.
I have a parent custom post type of 'vendor' and a child custom post type of 'vendor-review' and I have a user role type of 'vendor' who can only edit their own listing. I want to ensure that vendors are NOT able to create, edit or delete any vendor reviews on the back end.
The vendor listing shows all child vendor reviews within the 'edit' screen of the vendor custom post type. How do I hide this, or lock it so that vendors are not able to alter or delete reviews.
I visited this URL: its an admin link, so without login details you won't be able to see it.
I expected to see: hopefully a list of all the child reviews for that vendor greyed out or hidden entirely.
Instead, I got: Was all the child custom post types fully editable within the parent vendor edit screen.
