This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem: I would like to redirect Users to a specific Page if they do not have permission to view the requested content.
Solution: Access doesn't redirect to a specific Page, but can display a different template instead. If your site uses Toolset Layouts, you can create a Layout specifically for this. If your site does not use Toolset Layouts, you can use a Content Template instead. Then set up the restrictions in Toolset > Access Controls.
Relevant Documentation:
https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/access/
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Last updated by 6 years ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
Hi, instead of redirecting Users to a specific Page, Access redirects Users to a specific template - either a Template Layout or a Content Template. So you should add your Membership Plan Table to a new Template Layout or a new Content Template.
If your site uses Toolset Layouts, you must create a new Layout in Toolset > Layouts > Add new. Leave the Layout unassigned, then go to Toolset > Access > Post Types. Click to open the panel for your custom post type. Choose "Manage with Access". Uncheck the Read checkbox for the User role you want to restrict. Then click the pencil icon next to the checkbox to select your Layout. (see pic)
If your site does not use Toolset Layouts, you must create a new Content Template in Toolset > Content Templates > Add new. Leave the Content Template unassigned, then go to Toolset > Access > Post Type > Your custom post type. Choose "Manage with Access". Uncheck the Read checkbox for the User role you want to restrict. Then click the pencil icon next to the checkbox to select your Content Template. (see pic)
