CRED plugin allows you to build front-end forms for creating and editing content. These forms can include all the fields that belong to the content and display them with your HTML styling. CRED forms also support input validation and automatic email notifications.
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The issue here is that the user's custom fields are not being added to their User Forms Solution:
In a case like this I would recommend that you auto generate the form if you are working with a new form.
If its an already created form then you can add the user fields by going to a button called "Add Fields" This should allow you to add your missing fields.
Problem: I would like to create a custom taxonomy term select system in a Form. The parent terms should be listed in one custom select field, and each group of child terms should be listed in a separate select field.
Solution:
Use generic fields to produce the conditional select fields of parent and child terms. Then use the Forms API to capture the selected parent and child terms and store them using wp_set_object_terms.
On the front-end, you can use a View of terms filtered by term ID, supplied by a shortcode attribute, to display information about the selected child term.
Problem: I would like to display a link to edit the current post, but the link seems to redirect Users to the backend editor.
Solution: The Toolset Forms button above the editor will generate the appropriate shortcode for you. The syntax is slightly different depending on whether or not your site uses Toolset Layouts, so it's best to let the system generate it. The shortcode should be toolset-edit-post-link, not wpv-post-edit-link, so please delete the wpv-post-edit-link shortcode. You must then create a Content Template (if you do not use Toolset Layouts) or a Template Layout (if you use Toolset Layouts) that includes the correct edit post Form as described in the documentation below.
