Hi Shane,
Thanks for your response. If you open up a new private ticket, I can give you access to the dev site which has elementor pro enabled.
I tried what you were trying to do - create an elementor template and then add the post content widget (which has a toolset content template defining the layout). This does indeed work, thanks for this. It gives an immediate solution to a problem.
However, there seems to be some deeper issue which is at play. The first point is that if you try to edit the toolset content template, you will still see some strange behaviour - when you try to add a custom field in the toolset template (using single field or text & field block), in the live preview of the content template the body is loading instead of the custom field.
Like indicated earlier, this issue is only happening on one custom post type (PMS schemes), while the other custom post types are working fine. I am wondering whether due to some reason, the content template has been corrupted and creating a new content template would help.
I had also contacted Elementor support to try to see if they could figure a solution - sharing their response below (which again seems to suggest that something specific to this one custom post type is happening).
After an investigation of your website issue, it seems that this issue is not coming from Elementor. It seems this is something server-side-related. I have tried disabling all plugins, including Elementor and Elementor Pro, leaving just your current theme active and the Toolset plugin, which you used to create templates and custom post types. Even in that case, the fields are not displaying.
I noticed there are a lot of errors in the console related to this template. Please try opening versteckter Link and investigate it in Chrome Inspector. Console tab. You will see a lot of net::ERR_HTTP2_SERVER_REFUSED_STREAM errors in there. This is not happening with other Tooltip templates that work fine and display custom fields.
I would kindly suggest double-checking this template and contacting your web hosting provider to see what can be done from their side since it seems that not all updates you performed work well with HTTP2. Your fields seem not to be displayed since the server refuses AJAX requests on this template and could not load them. Also, it may be related to your current template since other templates have shortcodes and fields added as Views, and this one has HTML widgets. It may also be one of the culprits that fields added via View template from Tooltip can access field values, but when added in the template via HTML block from Gutenberg, it simply gets sanitized and not loaded.
Please have a look at the templates difference here (one has view templates and another just HTML widgets):
ref. versteckter Link
I hope these insights will be helpful. If you need any further assistance from our side, please do not hesitate to get back to us. We will be more than happy to help.
Kind regards,
Elementors support team