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Problem:
Como puedo poner mi busqueda de una View en una columna (izquierda) y los resultados en otra columna (derecha) usando Blocks?
Solution:
Deberias empezar con una View (criar la View asî como la quieres con búsqueda y resultados) en un bloque.
Después en una pagina nueva, o despues de criar y cancelar la View desde la pagina, inserta un bloque de columnas con 2 columnas, y en cada, un blocque "Fields and Texts".
En los bloques de "Fields and Text" inserta la View (use el button "Fields and Views" para inserir la view) en modo "split".
Resultaria que debes insertar la View en un modo "dividido", lo que puedes escoger cuando insertas la View y resulta en los DOS ShortCodes de la view:
Buesqueda y Resultados.
En una columna was a tener
[wpv-form-view name="view-slug" target_id="self"], en otra [wpv-view name="view-slug" view_display="layout"]
Problem: I would like to use a conditional to show information to Users in a specific role "Manager". My site allows multiple roles, and [wpv-current-user info="role"] only returns the first role. So if the User's secondary role is Manager, this won't work in a conditional to test for the Manager role.
Solution: You can use Toolset's Access control shortcode to test if the current User has any role, including primary and secondary roles.
[toolset_access role="manager" operator="allow"]
I am a manager
[/toolset_access]
Problem: At one time it seemed that Access Groups were automatically applied to forum posts based on their parent forum post's Access Groups. Now that does not seem to be happening.
Solution: There has never been such an integration that I'm aware of. Access Groups must be added manually regardless of the forum parent post. Not sure how it happened before, but my guess is that someone else set the post group manually. This process is unfortunately unavoidable.
Problem: I have tried to set up Access controls to allow Users in a specific role to edit their own User profiles with Forms, but it is not working as expected.
Solution: Check to be sure the settings are saved completely, and the correct Forms are selected. It seems to be working correctly now.
Problem: I would like to use Forms to allow Users to submit and edit posts. I would like to group Users by Company, and allow all Users from the same Company to read and edit all posts by all Users from the same Company.
Solution: Unfortunately there isn't a simple option that will allow you to create this type of filter. I think the simplest option is to add a custom field that holds a Company ID in the User profile, and add another custom field that holds the Company ID in each post. When each User submits content, the Company ID from their User profile could be used to set a custom field in the submitted post. Then you could filter a View by Company ID, and that would show each User content from other Users in their own Company.
Another more complex solution is to use a proxy custom post type that represents Users - something like "Employees". Each User is the post author of one Employee post. Then you can use post relationships to relate Employees and Companies. Then you can use Views post relationship filters to show and hide content based on which Company the Employee is related to. We have more information about using a proxy post type available here: https://toolset.com/documentation/post-relationships/how-to-create-custom-searches-and-relationships-for-users/
See the first FAQ for more information about how you can limit each User to only one Employee post.
