This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
In this ticket the customer realized that his access permissions were not being applied to his custom post type.
Solution:
We are currently aware of this issue and currently working on a fix, however as a workaround you will need to let access control the permissions for the default CPT as well.
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Hello,
Access for CRED seems to work ok, but I've just set all pages to "not readable" by guests, and just see guests still can access pages...
I know I'm missing something huge here but I'm stuck...
Thank you.
Please confirm the bug is due to the fact access was not activated on default wordpress posts ?
So I can't use the access groups unless I activate access management for default wordpress posts ; is that right ?
Thank you.
For this website it's OK so I'll use access like that.
Nevertheless, I didn't find how to manage access permissions on archive pages (content template in archive layout).
Thank you.
Since I need a redirect for users who don't have access, I don't think this solution will do.
Is it possible to replace Archive Pages by own created pages, where I would set the Access Group ?
For instance for the archive page mysite.com/cpt1/, I would create a new page with name CPT1 and slug cpt1, that would load the content template I have previously set for archive page. I would then disable the setting associating the content template. Would this work ?
Yes it would be possible to do this, all you need to do is create a page and then add a view to it that lists all the content that the archive page would list.
