This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The problem here is that the custom post Groups that the user created in Access are not working when the Yoast plugin is installed.
Solution:
I actually have a workaround for this. This issue was reported to our development team some time ago .
What is required is for your to replace the helper.php file in the cred plugin with this one.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wBdkWqznI_7o_S9u3TLxsIlniohykobp/view?usp=sharing
The helper file can be found in types-access/includes/
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Assisted by: Shane.
Hello,
Following the 7th part of the CRED Training Course, I could create a "My account" page with success on a staging site.
This page was displaying a login form (from a Template Layout) for unlogged-in users, whereas logged-in ones could see the content of the page. It worked very well for a while.
But today, a user reported me a problem:
From now on (and I can't figure out the origin of the issue), the unlogged-in users see the content of the page instead of the login form. Though the login form layout seems to be correctly set in the post groups Tab.
Could you please help me to solve this?
Thanks in advance
Sébastien
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