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.
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We need to create a page where members can read the content and in the end of it check a checkbox and press "I agree". The value of that checkbox should be saved for each member in their Profile (user field ?)
Solution:
I suggest you try these:
1) Create a custom user checkbox field
2) create a user form for editing current user, Then your user will be able to enable the checkbox field and submit the form, it will be saved into user's profile page.
3) For admin user, you can create a user view to list users, show each user's information, and the checkbox field value
Problem:
I needed to restrict access to my CPT based on User roles, but it didn't work as I expected. I tried to bring the native WordPress "Post" type under Access control, which helped to solve the problem, is it a bug?
Solution:
This is actually not a bug, it works like this because some of access permissions are inherited from built-in WordPress permissions and capabilities. So we can say this is by design and how the Access plugin handles user role permissions.
The issue here is that the user wanted to hide a specific woocommerce product with our plugins and not allow it to show in the shop page.
Solution:
Unfortunately even if product is marked as restricted it will still show on the product page but the user won't be able to view the actual product.
What you can do is try this plugin s2 Member (Free)
