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I have created a custom post type called Jobs. Then used Cred forms to create a front end form which allows certain users to post jobs to our intranet. This form should only be accessible by Admins and the HR team (2 people)
So I installed Access and went to Access Control > Toolset Forms then added the two users at the bottom which I thought should give them permission to use the form (see screenshot). When they visit the form to add a new job, they get the message permission denied. Am I missing something??
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Well - do you mean that only loggedin user should be able to access the form or you want to allow the form should be accessible as guest (without login) user as well?
Hi - I mean that only the logged in specific users (G and M) should be able to access the form to post jobs. So I've locked it down to only admins and then manually added the additional users I want to be able to use the form.
Guests etc should not be able to access the form as we don't want just anyone to be able to post jobs on our intranet.
Hi - That's correct, I only want Gabrielle and Mallory to be able to access the form (plus admins)
Gabrielle and Mallory have the role subscriber. Because it is an intranet they will always be logged in.
Unfortunately, because of the way we authenticate I can't give you access. But the form is just in a standard WordPress page with a shortcode added. The Cred form itself is really basic just 2 fields.
I feel like the set up is correct from when I've done this in other websites and it should work (unless something changed?)
Well - I just checked with my local test install and created one post form and added to one page and then created the new subscriber user and set the form permissions for this specific user so that user can able to see the form and when I loggedin as subscriber user I can see the form successfully, without login I can not see the form.
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I would also eventually need to request temporary access (WP-Admin and FTP) to your site. Preferably to a test site where the problem has been replicated if possible in order to be of better help and check if some configurations might need to be changed.
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