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Problem:
The user would like to have a field that can accept all the states and would like a better way to reuse it across the Toolset data.
Solution:
Use a custom taxonomy, instead of a custom field, to store all the states and assign this taxonomy to the custom post types that will need it.
Relevant Documentation:
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Last updated by DM vor 3 Jahre, 8 Monate.
Assisted by: Jamal.
I have a Select field configured in toolset with a list of all states. I'd like to display these options on a search form to the user in a dropdown menu so they can select from that list of options. Right now, I have to manually create the dropdown menu for the user and maintain the list of options in the custom field, but I'd imagine this is duplicative.
I can't seem to find any documentation or examples on how to do this, is it possible?
Jamal
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