Hi again,
I spent a couple of hours reading articles, support threads and tutorials on this thing.
I have a post type "Projects", these are pages with information about Oil projects in Texas and Louisiana, and then I have the WordPress users, these are the investors.
I need to connect projects and investors, so that I can display "my projects/investments:" on the client page, to provide quick links, to view the projects they're currently investing in.
I'm here:
I created a post type called "client", because it doesn't seem possible to create any relationship between WordPress users and posts, only between posts, so "Client" should act as the user.
Then I created "client projects" to be an intermediary, to connect "clients" and "projects".
"Client projects" has parents "Projects" and "client". And it seems to be working, that one "client" have multiple "projects".
But my system doesn't know who the "client" post types belong to, so it's useless knowing what projects it has.
The easiest way to know what "client" post is what "WordPress user", would be if the user was the author of the client post, right?
But I have tried different settings with access control, to make this user role able to author "Client" post type, but I am only able to select the administrators to author the posts.
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Thanks for your time,
Best regards
Lykke