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Hi,
This is a followup on this: https://tmsplugins.ticksy.com//ticket/1073003/
I need to be able to have each user edit his own records.
Then, when they logout, I need the public access to see all the records. (ALL ITEMS on the table)
Another word, I want the table to be publicly viewed and searched etc (READ)
then, I need only logged in users to ADD, MODIFY, DELETE their own records only but not the other records.
Thank you
Hi MI,
Thank you for your purchase.
Yes that can be done. The procedure how to do that is detailed explain in our documentation.
Also pay attention on video in this guide, because he have some additional information.
Kind Regards,
Isidora Markovic
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I see the tutorial but still not able to get what i need:
1- I need each user to have to login to add or edit his own records.
2- i need the public (not logged in users) i.e. internet users visiting the site, to be able to see ALL the records in the table that are populated from multiple users that they sign in and add their own records.
3- when no users are signed in (i.e. public) they can only view the table and not edit, delete or add anything.
Thank you,
Hi MI,
Unfortunately this is not possible without some code customization.
It can be done with two tables. First one is editable and second one is not.
First make one table editable (this one is for users who must login). When you make table go to "EDITING" and choose "ID column for editing" (choose which column), then set "Editor roles" and check all. After that check "Users see and edit only own data" to limit editing to users data only.
The second one you will make based on first one using "Create a MySQL-query-based table by generating a query to MySQL database" or "Creating Tables in WordPress based on MySQL queries" because the first one is in database already. And this one you have to configure to not be editable. This table is for public users.
So after that you should make two pages and put one table on one page, and the second table on second page. This integration require some code customization that is out of the box.
Kind Regards,
Isidora Markovic
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