• Resolved bttmrc

    (@bttmrc)


    I’m using PODS to create a CPT. What is the best way to allow front end submissions from certain user roles?

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  • Plugin Contributor Jim True

    (@jimtrue)

    For front-end forms with Pods, we provide the following solutions:

    As far as controlling/redirecting to a front-end form based on certain user roles? That’s outside the scope of our plugin and you’d have to look at something to restrict content or direct away from the back-end dashboard on login, etc. Can’t help you there, but Members plugin is one we highly recommend, but I’m not even sure it can force front-end pages instead of back-end admin screens.

    Plugin Contributor Jim True

    (@jimtrue)

    Also please be aware that our built-in forms are pretty much mirroring as much as we can what we put on the back-end, though you can pick and choose the fields in your forms shortcode or php code. If you want a forms engine, you’ll probably want to look at the Gravity Forms solution.

    Thread Starter bttmrc

    (@bttmrc)

    Thank you Jim

    How can I remove some fields using the shortcode?

    Also, and this one is far fetched but let me ask anyway.

    Lets say I create a CPT called SESSIONS and the front end submit looks like this: https://imgur.com/4W9EWr8

    Is it possible to create some sort of leaderboard like this after?

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    Plugin Contributor Jim True

    (@jimtrue)

    In the shortcode, if you only want a few fields, you include the fields you want with fields="comma separated list of fields I want in my form".

    I seriously doubt you’ll be able to get our form to look anything like the screenshot you provided. We just don’t have that kind of form controls. With Gravity Forms you might be able to achieve that.

    As far as the ‘leaderboard’, that would be up to you, how you organize your content and probably writing some PHP to do calculations, summaries and averages. All very doable, depending on your skill and capabilities with PHP.

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