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Tagged: Controlling access to front-end content

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Last updated by thomasB-2 8 years ago.

Assisted by: Beda.

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November 4, 2016 at 6:24 pm #453508

thomasB-2

we create a cred form for Users to sign in an Business directory with there own data.
But these sign in will not automatically bring the user in the directory. An Admin will qualify and enable the signIn Process for paying Accounts.
The first step will work with the cred and a form to new content and the function Status of created Content.
Till yet no Problem.

But now - after approval - we will allow the user to change and enhance his datas.
But with the cred form no specific User was created. So how we can handle these?
Must we add an own user and assign these content to these User, so i can create a Cred form for editing the own content????

November 6, 2016 at 8:13 am #453885

Beda

I do not follow on the details.

1. You let the user create an account with CRED user Forms?

Then the user is created.

2. If you somehow work around this, and the user is NOT created, then yes, you need to creat the user first, otherwise it will not exist.

3. we will allow the user to change and enhance his datas.

If you want the user to edit his/her profile, the user must exist.
There is no way around that, otherwise WordPress does not know where to store the data.

Can you elaborate on your goal in case I misunderstood your goal?

November 10, 2016 at 7:30 am #455649

thomasB-2

Tnx, found the source of the problem

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