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Problem:
The user wonders why some custom fields are in a separate grouping in the view's query dropdown selector.
Solution:
The "event-location" and "event-time" fields are managed by Toolset but were not created by Toolset.
These fields were added by another plugin. The fields created by Toolset contain the "wpcf-" prefix. Check this screenshot http://prntscr.com/v15u84
Toolset allows you to manage third-party plugin fields and allows you to add them to field groups, in order to get them grouped in the backend when creating/editing a post.
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Última actualización por 4 years, 11 months ago.
Asistido por: Jamal.
I have grouped fields in Custom Fields and attached to a Post Type (for example Appears on Post Type(s): Events). See edit-post-field-group and search-for-event-fields images attached.
When I go to a View and add a Query Filter, in the Filter by: list they are not always grouped as expected. So instead of being in the Events group they are lumped in the Custom Fields group. Please see 'Filter by list missing fields in the Event group' and 'Event fields found in Custom Fields group' - images attached.
