Access plugin lets you control what sections different user roles can reach in the WordPress admin and on the front-end. You can create your own custom roles and choose exactly what administration capabilities they have on the site.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to tell us the roles that you want to create and the desired capabilities of these roles.
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Problem: I have set up a private post type called "Members." I would like to allow Admin users to read private Member posts.
Solution:
- Activate Toolset Access
- Go to Toolset > Access Control > Post Types and bring the native Posts type under Access control. Modify the configurations as needed.
- Go to Toolset > Access Control > Custom Roles and hover over Administrator role. Click "Change permissions", then go to the "Custom capabilities" tab. Add "read_private_members" and save.
- Refresh the Member page on the front-end of the site.
Problem:
CRED form not displaying on frontend for guest users or visitors or for without logged in users
Solution:
To display CRED form for guest users, You should set permissions for your CRED form from:
=> Toolset -> Access Control
=> click on CRED Forms tab
=> set the permission for your form within "CRED Frontend Access" Group:
=> Save the settings
Problem: I would like to delete a post when a User's WooCommerce Subscription is canceled or expires.
Solution: Toolset does not have any hooks that will help you respond to WooCommerce Subscription events, so I would ask WooCommerce Subscriptions' support team if they offer an API that will allow you to perform some action when a subscription is canceled or expires. If so, then you can use some custom code to set the post to "draft" status, which would effectively remove it from the front-end of the site. You could reinstate the post at any time if the subscription is renewed. Here's an example ticket on stackoverflow that modifies a post's status: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/12512/how-to-update-page-status-from-publish-to-draft-and-draft-to-publish