[Gelöst] How to display intermediary post type in admin menu

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[larryB-3]

I am trying to show only "Current" Homeowners in a view of Properties. The view currently shows both "Current" and "Previous" homeowners when viewed. I would however like to only show the Homeowner names of those that are marked "Current" in the relationship field of "Status" that connects Homeowners to Properties.

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I expected to see: In the next to last column labeled "Property Owner', instead of seeing both Current and Previous Homeowners only show "Current" Homeowners. If I add a filter using a string and and a constant of Current, no values are returned in that column. See attached screen shots of filter trying to add.

[Minesh]

Hello. Thank you for contacting the Toolset support.

Well - as I understand the custom field "Status" is belongs to the intermediary post type - correct? If yes:
- The thing is that - You can filter by fields of the intermediate post if your View is set to query the intermediate post type.

Filtering by fields of a related post itself is not yet supported but is on the road map for development and will release soon.

[larryB-3]

How would you query the intermediate post type? I don't see if on the list for the view query?

[Minesh]

Well - is your intermediary post type is set to display in your admin menu? If no - edit your intermediary post type from Toolset => Relationships and change the "Status" to published and save the post type. Does that help?

[larryB-3]

Sorry, here are screen shots, I can't see how it's not published.

[Minesh]

I need to check why intermediary post type is not displaying with views.

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[Minesh]

Could you please check now - the intermediary post type is displayed now in admin and on view's screen.

Actually, you need to edit your intermediary post type from:
=> Toolset => Post Types => Edit your intermediary post type and change the "Status" to published and save the post type.

[larryB-3]

Thanks!