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  • PICHI1966
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    @josett225

    Hi There,
    I am working on association project where 80% of members are children. I would like to create both members and parents using different Roles and/or MemberTypes.
    The children will get an email (and then an account) from association domain as we know that most of the time kids don’t get email to create an account.
    I would like to give full access to parents to manage the account/profile of their children.
    I did not find any plugin/solution to cover this.
    I was thinking to use ACF Pro relationship to build the family an then give to Mum and Dad full access to child from their own account.
    Also there are teachers that could get access to specific areas as a Skill tab/widget that they could create/update without giving update rights to children/parents.

    Any idea on how to solve these issues?

    Best Regards

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  • wortmetz
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    @wortmetz

    Hello,
    I am new to BuddyPress and I am trying to handle a very similar situation: a “niche community” in which parents of caregivers would create profiles of their children to share with teachers or other specialist staff. May I ask you if you were able to use BuddyPress successfully for your project?

    My first approach was Moodle, i.e. a teaching platform. However, for the purposes of my project, the roles are “reversed”: parents would become “teachers”, and teachers would become “learners”. I was quite successful in setting this up in Moodle, but the project did not go live, because users will be facing Moodle with its sheer complexity and I would prefer to have a simpler solution that any end user can handle easily.

    So, to conclude, I would be happy if you could share your experience with me in using BuddyPress for your project. Thanks in advance for your feedback!

    Greeting from Germany,
    Armin


    wortmetz
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    @wortmetz

    Sorry, there is a typo in my reply: I meant to write “parents OR caregivers”.

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