I can access the admin area now, thank you.
Reviewing the setup, there are two things that need to be fixed:
1. The shortcodes for the content restriction seem to be added in the reverse conditions on the "Agrega tu perfil de Electricista" and "Modifica tu perfil de Electricista" pages.
When the IDs of the membership level are passed in the "subscription" attribute in the "restrict" shortcode, the plugin 'shows' the enclosed content only to those members and doesn't "hides" it from them.
( ref: hidden link )
The way your shortcodes are added, the content/form for 'free' members is shown to the 'premium' members, and the content/form for 'premium' members is shown to the 'free' members.
The correct usage on the "Agrega tu perfil de Electricista" page would be:
[restrict subscription="1"]
[cred-form form="formulario-gratuito-para-agregar-un-electricista"]
[/restrict]
[restrict subscription="2,3"]
[cred-form form="formulario-premium-para-agregar-a-un-electricista"]
[/restrict]
And the correct usage on the "Modifica tu perfil de Electricista" page would be:
[restrict subscription="1"]
[cred-form form="formulario-gratuito-para-editar-a-un-electricista" ]
[/restrict]
[restrict subscription="2,3"]
[cred-form form="formulario-premium-para-editar-a-un-electricista" ]
[/restrict]
2. On the page "Modifica tu perfil de Electricista", you'll still not see the edit forms and only the message "Form type and post type do not match".
This is because the edit forms don't know, which "Electricistas" post to use for editing.
To fix this, you'll:
a). First create a new view to show the "Electricistas" posts, with a post author query filter to show only the posts where the currently logged-in user is the author.
b). The shortcodes of the content restriction and the edit form will need to be moved inside the loop of that view.
c). The shortcode of this new view will be then placed in the "Modifica tu perfil de Electricista" page's content and it will show one edit form for each of the "Electricistas" posts, by the current user.
