Editing existing posts

Bump…

Sorry for answering late.

You can assign a form to an existing post from edit post area in wp-admin. Or you can set a default (fallback) form to all posts from the plugin settings.

SO, it seems we cannot get editing a post to work.
We are able to create the post but when we go to edit it, we cannot.
perhaps it is in how we have set it up. please advise.

Thank you.

A user can edit his/her posts from frontend. To setup the options, follow the instructions:

1) Create a page, for example: Edit.
2) Insert the shortcode [wpuf_edit] in the page.
3) Go to plugin Settings > General Options > Edit Page. Select the page your just created which contains the shortcode [wpuf_edit]

Full Documentation: http://docs.wedevs.com/wp-user-frontend-pro/#post-editing

When a user that does not have back end access tries to log into
WordPress, after successfully logging in they are presented with this
message:
Access Denied. Your site administrator has blocked your access to the
WordPress back-office.
That’s great, I want it to function like this but I also would like them
to be redirected to the home page (pretty logical feature, right?).
How can I get them to be redirected to the homepage after logging in,
instead of having this error message?

Thanks.

weDevs Team wrote:

Use Theme My Login plugin to allow users login from frontend and setup accordingly.

link: http://wordpress.org/plugins/theme-my-login/

We have gotten posting and editing working well. Thank you!
One more small issue.

We have an “create/edit post” page. When user is logged in, based on role, they can add or edit posts. However, when logged in, the WP navigation top nav is showing “Edit page” and allows the user to edit the template. See image: http://screencast.com/t/6LXzgsqF1rkd

Although you are creating posts from that page, its still a page. As it’s a page, it’ll have a edit page link in admin bar. That is normal for WordPress.

To redirect blocked users to homepage again, follow this instruction:
In wpuf.php line 229, replace the wp_die() line with this one:

[php]wp_redirect( home_url() ); exit;[/php]