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[Resolved] Split: try Access users permissions following tutorials

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Last updated by fredericC-3 4 years ago.

Assisted by: Shane.

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#2146537

Ok i delete the content template, and it is back to normal.
Anyway, the template was the login form i setup following the tutorialsI using post group, then select a login-form for guest user.
i went backyards because once login it keeps displaying the login form, there's nothing on the tutorials to edit the template that was automatically generate containing only the login-form.
or do i need to edit all the page using conditional block as i try it on the home page (disabled the link on non login in user) ?

#2147003

Shane
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Hi Frederic,

Based on your explanation i'm assuming you have a page that the user has to log in to see correct? However once they logged in the page is still displaying the login form rather than displaying the contents of that page ?

If so can you let me know and I will see how best I can assist.

Thanks,
Shane

#2147043

Hi Shane,
i go thru documentation.
follow that :
https://toolset.com/lesson-placement/lesson-placements-1645291-1651873/
what i don't understand what do i put in the template for log-in user as the pages already exist.
it's to find a way with template without editing each pages with conditional block.

#2147045

Shane
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Hi Frederic,

Actually you wont put anything for logged in users. What you will select is the template that you want to display for your guests.

Once your users are logged in they will be able to see the page perfectly fine as they won't be shown the content template for logged out users.

Is this not happening for you ?

If not can you provide admin access to the site so that I can check on how you've set things up. Please also send me a link to the page in question.

Thanks,
Shane

#2147087

Shane
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Hi Frederic,

I'm not seeing where you've sent a link to the page in question.

Can you please send this as well.

#2147403

Hi,
i retry it without success.
there's only pages on the site.
i want all pages to show user login if you're not.
on the home page, i put the content template to none and the conditional block is working. (page home)
hidden link if you're not logged, i edit all links to point to page hidden link (content template to none)

Copy the conditional code and made a template content-login using fields and text block and select user login.
on page hidden link i put content template to content-login
on access control, made a group logged user on post group, assign content-login to guest.
i try also access control /post types /pages/ managed by toolset/ uncheck read on guest with content login templates
if you're not logged it don't display the user login, if you're logged it's the same displaying nothing

thanks

#2149823

Shane
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Timezone: America/Jamaica (GMT-05:00)

Hi Frederico,

Take a look at the example below that i've setup.
hidden link

I've added this post type to the post groups so that guest users don't have access to the page instead they shown the login form as set by the error to display at the link below.
hidden link

Please let me know if this example is able to assist you.

Thanks,
Shane

#2149921

Ok i guess i get it.

Thank a lot!