This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The client wanted users to view, edit, and delete their own posts from a “My Account” page and expected the View/Browse link to go directly to a specific Content Template. Attempts to link directly to the Content Template using Toolset’s link options and View shortcodes did not work as expected.
Solution:
In Toolset, Content Templates cannot be linked to directly. A Content Template is applied automatically when a visitor opens a post’s permalink. The correct approach is to link to the post URL itself. When the post is opened, Toolset renders it using the assigned Content Template for that post type.
For edit and delete actions, Toolset Forms’ built-in edit and delete post links should be used, as they correctly handle post IDs and permissions.
Relevant Documentation:
https://toolset.com/lesson-placement/lesson-placements-1622969-1655453/
https://toolset.com/lesson-placement/lesson-placements-1628523-1621091/
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Assisted by: Christopher Amirian.
Dear support team,
I want to allow users to view, edit and delete their items on the user account page.
I placed edit, view and delete links next to the items.
I wanted the browsing link to take me to the Content Template page.
There
1. I set it in Insert/edit Link in Field&Text of Toolset and selected data from Add Field or View.
2. Shortcode View
I've tried both of these, but they don't transition to the Content Template page very well.
Sorry, but I don't know if this view has a different way of thinking or a different way of transitioning, so I would appreciate your support.
Regards,
Yoshihiko
