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Last updated by Waqar Il y a 5 années et 1 mois.
Assisted by: Waqar.
I have a custom user type (Amelia employee) set up in Access that's supposed to have access to edit one of our custom post types (inscription psychologues). But when I want to add these fields into a form some are displayed but not all of them.
I confirmed that under Access Control > Types Fields, it has both view and edit access checked for that group of custom fields. I also tried disabling all other plugins in case of a conflict.
Any idea what might be wrong?
