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I’m starting the development of a solution based on pods (custom type, cf, relational fields…). The content entered into the cf (in principle the whole site) should only be accessible for logged in users. A user should only see those records entered by himself.
Now I’m confused wether I should focus on an interface in the WP backend or frontend. Should I redirect the user after the login to a front end page or present the data in the backend of WP?
I would like to build a nice user interface and this sounds like “use the front end” to me.
I would appreciate to get some ideas about the way to go and maybe a “why” would be helpful too.
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Sounds like front-end work for me. Sounds like the CPT should have a relation to the user who’re allowed to see it, and then fetch it based on the current users ID. Might want to consider making the ID a request, and then check whether the User ID and the requested ID are the same, OR that the user is a admin type, so admins can view the front-end views as well.