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  • Thread Starter Marc Getter

    (@fizzgig9999)

    I looked back and read what I wrote. It doesn’t look completely clear.

    I have a set of posts with the custom type account_page. I also have a taxonomy called Accounts.

    Say I have an account page, let’s call it Wachovia. And I assign it Accounts taxonomy value of bank.

    I’d like to have a user, bankuser on the list as being able to access pages categorized with the Accounts value, bank.

    When I set up the Access Level configuration using the content type of Accounts and add just bankuser to members, everyone can still access the page, even when not logged in.

    If I set the Content type to the account_page post type and choose the post, Wachovia with the same user on the member list, only that user can access the page.

    Is there a restriction I can add to the page so no one except who I choose can use it based on the taxonomy value of the document?

    Thread Starter Marc Getter

    (@fizzgig9999)

    I’m using CPT UI to add the taxonomy “accounts” with the values a, b, and c. I’m creating a custom post type document of account_page and setting the account taxonomy to b.

    I’m trying to restrict the pages with account b so only a specific set of users can see them. When I setup just that restriction it opens up access to the page for everyone.

    I can send you xml from the taxonomies when I get in tomorrow morning.

    – Marc

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