Access provides a set of hooks that allows integration with third-party plugins, in order to use its role management interface and functions.
Access also offers built-in integration with CRED and WooCommerce plugins.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to tell us which plugin you are trying to integrate.
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Problem:
The issue here is that the user wanted to create separate folders for logged in users, so they can upload their files to that folder.
Solution:
I was thinking we can create a CPT to old the uploaded files. This way we can keep track of them and who uploaded them. Then you can create a taxonomy that will essentially separate the files into categories.
So this has an additional benefit in that you can display to the user all the files he/she has uploaded as well as you can display groupings of files based on a category.
Problem: I would like to use two different roles to limit Access to some posts. If role A is assigned, User can see posts type A. If role B is assigned, User can see posts type B. However if I assign both roles, Access does not allow Users to see both types A and B.
Solution: Access is only designed to support one role per User. In this example, you could use 3 roles to achieve the same effect. Assign only one of the 3 roles to each User:
Role 1: Can Access Type A
Role 2: Can Access Type B
Role 3: Can Access both A and B
