Access is a WordPress plugin that lets you add custom roles and control their privileges.
Access User Guides include detailed documentation for controlling what actions different roles and users can do on content and what WordPress admin screens users can access.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to tell us the versions of the Toolset plugins that you have installed and activated.
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In the events type archive page, I got: "Sorry, we couldn't find any posts. Please try a different search."
Solution:
Please try this: Dashboard-> Toolset-> Access control-> Post types
find the post type "Event", click save button, and test again.
It will reset the Access settings.
Problem:
Toolset offers to add promote_user to any user role, and that is a security issue
Solution:
This is not a security issue, it is under the Websmasters responsibility to decide wether or not a certain user(role) can be trusted so to assign promote_user
We do however take in consideration feature requests submitted on https://toolset.com/home/contact-us/suggest-a-new-feature-for-toolset/, which can request to put in place additional (and configurable) settings to control better what precise users the user with promote_user rights can upgrade.
Please submit a Feature Request on the above link, if you want this to appear in Toolset Access
Editing permissions for a Custom Post Type in Toolset Access should also apply to single posts of that type when they are added to WordPress Menus (and displayed with the theme).
Since Access 2.7 these settings are not applied to posts in Menus. This means you can see and click on the menu items to which you might not have (read) access to.
Solution:
It is a known issue, our developers are working on it:
