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Last updated by andrewC-19 3 years, 9 months ago.
Assisted by: Shane.
I am currently following the step below:
Link: https://toolset.com/lesson-placement/lesson-placements-1645837-1622351/
Set the login form to appear only for visitors
Now, you need to configure the login form template to appear on the “My account” page for users that are not logged in.
Navigate to Toolset → Toolset Access.
Click the Post Groups tab.
Click the Logged-in users only group.
Click the pencil icon in the Guest row. A pop-up window opens.
Select Show Content Template. Here, for users with restricted access, you can select a template to display instead of the page content.
Choose Login Form, which is the name of the layout we just created.
Click the Set errors button to save your changes.
Save your post group.
Unfortunately, I do not have an option called "Show Content Template" as shown in the instruction. I don't think it is a bug but missed some steps.
Please help me!
I have attached my screenshot for reference.
