Access is a WordPress plugin that lets you add custom roles and control their privileges.
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I'd like to restrict User #7 to be able to read Gravity Form #15 and view its entries, but not know about or be able to access any other Gravity Form.
Solution:
If it is, I suggest you try these:
1) Setup the Gravity Form #15, when user submit the form to create the post, add a custom field "gravity-form-id" to the new post, the field value is number 15.
2) Then create a page, in the page content, you can get current user's ID with shortcode [wpv-current-user info="id"], use it in wpv-conditional shortcode to check if current user's ID is 7 then display the Gravity Form #15 shortcode + a post view:
filter by custom field "gravity-form-id" value is number 15
The issue here is that the user wanted to know if it was possible to rename a role after it was created in Access.
Solution:
Unfortunately no this is not possible to do in access. What you would need to do is to look for it in the wp_options table in your database under the row wp_user_roles .
The issue here is that the user's homepage is replaced with a login form for guests.
Solution:
In this case it seems that the user had setup access permissions for their homepage to block guests. If you are experiencing this issue please check the access settings for your page.
Problem: Is it possible to allow Guests to create posts by submitting Forms? I have set permissions for these Forms in Access Controls, but I'm still having problems submitting the Forms.
Solution: In this case, it looks like the transcript field ( file upload field ) is required. Guests, by default, are not allowed to upload Media. In order for a Guest to be able to upload a file to the Media Library, you must use custom code to allow that permission. I added this code to your functions.php file:
add_action( 'admin_init','reset_guest_caps' ,9 );
function reset_guest_caps(){
global $current_user, $wpcf_access;
if(isset($_GET['formid']) && $_GET['formid']==126&&$current_user->ID==0)
{
$wpcf_access->settings=array();
}
}
