The logged user view is not working to manage your own advert classified listing

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Last updated by Shane 6 years ago.

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February 4, 2019 at 2:45 pm #1195443

paulF5067

The logged user view is not working to manage your own advert classified listing

I created a test site for the classifed toolsets website and copied the info to show placed adverts to logged in users via the loop items view. However it does not work _ I've aso added the query setup and clicked the post types for adverts to display I have 5 types.
cars for sale
classic car for sale
motorcycle for sale
commercial vehicle for sale
businesses for sale
marketplace for sale

I just want these to display so users can delete them and update them by logging into the website

*Please see attached screenshots

cheers

paul

February 4, 2019 at 4:11 pm #1195503

Shane

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Hi Paul,

Thank you for contacting our support forum.

Just to confirm this is a custom archive correct with a query filter added?

Would you mind allowing me to have access to check on this for you.

Thanks,
Shane

February 4, 2019 at 8:10 pm #1195617

Shane

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Hi Paul,

Ok I see what you mean now.

What I recommend that you do is create a view for each of the CPT.

Then add a post author query filter to the view and set the filter to the currently logged in user.

Then on your page that you created for this you can add each of the views.

Now if you design the tables in each view individually that would be best.

This is how I believe it should be done. So the user can click a Manage link in the Menu bar and go to this page and it will display each of their post information.

Thanks,
Shane