You also need to set the Access rules for using the form itself, at Toolset > Access Control > Toolset Forms, where you can specify which roles can use which form.
Thank you for your answer.
Unfortunately, I am sure that I already give the Access control to "Singer" to "modify own post" in TOOLSET FORM (ACCESS) AND in Publication Type Access (please see attached).
Unfortunately, the form does not appear while logged in as a "Singer" But it does while logged in as "Admin".
For information, I am using Elementor.
What is the form which does not appear? Where should it be displayed?
Can I get access to your site to check?
Can you give me admin credentials, and also a user with the custom role for testing?
I will mark your next reply as private so that I can get the log-in credentials from you—you may want to create a temporary admin user for me to use that you can later delete. And be sure to have a current backup of your site.
I undertood my mistake.
In fact, when a user fill a User Cred Form on the website, the user with the role "visitor" can create a profil.
But upon creation of the profile, the user is not automatically connected on the profil he creates.
This is why, the user still had the "visitor" role and not the "singer" role and then, was unable to see the form.
So I do have another question.
Is it possible to automatically log in a visitor upon the creation of a new user with the "CRED User Form" ?
Looking forward hearing from you soon,
Best regards,
This log-in uses 2FA and is asking for a number sent to your phone.
Can you temporarily disable the custom log-in long enough for me to look.
In fact, if you have such a customised log in, perhaps you could test the code to automatically log in a user created with the registration form with the customised log in disabled.
