Pods TEMPLATE Access Rights problem

  • Resolved Oooh Boi

    (@ooohboi)


    8 months, 2 weeks ago

    Before the AR took place I’ve used the following shortcode to display the loop on Elementor built page:

    [pods template=”Dogs List – HEADER”]
    [pods name=”dog” limit=”4″ where=”dawg_category.name IN (‘lady’)” template=”Dogs List”]
    [pods template=”Dogs List – FOOTER”]

    This was all inside the Shortcode widget.

    HEADER and FOOTER pods templates contain a chunk of HTML that wraps up the loop.
    There’s absolutely no way to handle access rights for these two! The message is being displayed to logged in users but once signed out, the loop layout breaks because the wrapping element doesn’t get rendered.

    How and where do I handle access rights for these two templates?!

    Thanks!

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  • Plugin Contributor Scott Kingsley Clark

    (@sc0ttkclark)

    You can go to Pods Admin > Access Rights Review and look at the Content Visibility setting there for that custom post type that you are embedding.

    If you set it to Public OR Enable Dynamic Fields (not using the WP Default) then that should get you where you need to be. If your Restricted Dynamic Features are set to Display and Forms, then you may want to unrestrict Display if you still want a non-public content type and it’s fields embeddable.

    You can also control those settings when editing the Pod itself under the new Access Rights tab.

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