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Hello, this is a follow-up it's been about 5 months since I asked if it was possible to filter posts using Repeatable Field Groups. I am checking to see if this is available yet?
Hello. Thank you for contacting the Toolset support.
Well - you have inquired about this feature I guess on time. I see with our internal ticket and the feature you asked is set to implemented and published with View's version 2.7.2. Please note that this totally depends upon our Devs predefined priorities and available resources but I shared what I see for now.
So, you do not have to wait for another six months from now but it will happen sooner than that.
At this point we would just be happy exporting the entries to a csv file or similar. We have over 10,000 records some of them have had data entrees with the associated repeatable field groups.
We cannot go though each of the 10,000 records to find which have entries and with the filters not working we don't know of another way to retrieve the information that has been entered.
Well - to export the repeating field group data you should use normal WordPress export from Tools => Export => Select your repeating field group post type and export the data. Does this help?
I was able to export all the entries to CSV using "WP All Export" plugin. The only thing missing from the export is the parent post that each entry is associated with. Is this stored somewhere?
I see that each entry has it's own "ID" I assume is related to the parent post ID in some way? Even if there is a sql command I can use to grab that from PHPmyadmin would be helpful.
Well - I suggest you should try to follow the following steps:
- Export all the WP posts data from Tools => Export (all or selected post type as required)
- Export Types structure from: Toolset => Export / Import => Types tab => Export Types Data
- Import the Types Structure from: Toolset => Export / Import => Types tab => Import Types data
- Import the WP posts data from: Tools => Import => Run Importer
- Go to Toolset => Export / Import => Associations tab => Start import
I think by following above steps you can export / import data with relationship.
