Hello Nayem,

thank you, this did help me!

Regards
Wolfgang

One more Idea: If I build 2 forms, is it possible, that different forms are displayed, depending on witch user (usergroup) is logged in or if a guest is writing?

Thank you for that hint, but I did already know. I did hope, that I can set, that with one form automaticly set posts from registered users are direct published and from guests to pending review, because for the users it is a little bit complicated to decide between 2 forms. And the form should decide automaticly to view captcha or not. Other plugins have this feature.
And one Thing would be nice too: If an admin is logged in, the edit links should function like without WP User Frontend Pro and if for example an author is logged in, the edit links should use the forms from WP User Frontend Pro and the edit links should only viewed on posts, written by the logged in user.

Regards Wolfgang

Hello,

is it possible, that, if I login as admin, I get the normal WordPress edit form in Backend? Can I decide, who can edit with the normal wp-tools and editors?
There are many problems if not and it is not comfortable to work as admin, if not.
I wish, that I can work as admin, as there is nor WP User Frontend Pro.

Thanx

Tareq, how can I do that “You’ve to just put the **right** meta keys in the form builder and voila!”? What are the **right** meta keys?