[Résolu] publicly_queryable without having page accessible

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[Tim Elliott]

I'm setting up a post type that I don't want to have a "single" post view visible on the frontend. Usually I would uncheck publicly_queryable.

However I do want to be able to use a post form to update the posts on the frontend.

It seems like if I want to edit the posts with a post form then I have to have publicly_queryable checked, but that means I then have "single" posts available.

Is there any way round this within Toolset, or do I need to add redirects in my .htaccess to make the "single" pages inaccessible?

[Shane]

Hi Tim,

Thank you for getting in touch.

One way around this is that you can bring the CPT under our Access control and restrict access to it by every user except admins.

This will allow you to still setup your form on the frontend to populate the CPT but regular users won't have access to the post at all.

What they will get is an error 404 when they try to access the CPT. Have a look our documentation below for more information on this.
https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/access-control/setting-access-control/

Thanks,
Shane

[Tim Elliott]

My issue is resolved now. Thank you!