Right now when an Admin goes to this page they can see all members and when a non-admin goes there they only see their own info, which is great. I would like to know how to let a different role I created see everyone just like an admin. I was thinking maybe changing the user’s role just on that page using code but it looks like that can’t be done. Any other way of doing this?
The Wix Members app own collection called Members/PrivateMembersData is a read only dataset and setup to be Site Member Author.
You can see more about the Wix Members app own collection here.
https://support.wix.com/en/article/corvid-wix-members-privatemembersdata-collection-fields
It is setup like that so each specific member has their own unique data which is only accessible by that specific owner, which works with the rest of the Wix Members apps own pages as well.
The only difference is on the community page url which all logged in members have permission to see and each site member can write something here so that other members can see it and read about that member.
You do have the My Account page in the Wix Members app that lets the user change things already like their name and email for contact etc.
You can not change the Login Email.
It is exactly the same with the Wix Member Profile tutorial that you have used above in your picture.
https://support.wix.com/en/article/corvid-tutorial-building-your-own-members-area
Using dynamic pages for this tutorial, each member can log in and view their own specific user info which is accessible only by that site member.
If you have simply done the same as the tutorial then they can change any of their personal details that you add to it and it will be saved into the Members dataset from that tutorial (or whatever dataset name you gave yours).
The simple way to give another user more access is to make them a contributor to your site.
https://support.wix.com/en/article/about-roles-permissions-contributors
https://support.wix.com/en/article/information-for-site-contributors
To bypass the datasets permissions through the use of code, then you will need to do it through the backend with the use of Wix Data Options.
https://www.wix.com/corvid/reference/wix-data.html#WixDataOptions
This is extremely frustrating. I figured i would just create a new table and create dynamic pages for that but it’s doing the same thing. It only shows info to the current user. I tried creating a jws to suppressAuth but that had no effect at all.