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.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to tell us the structure and the settings of your form.
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Problem:
How to build marketplace site using Toolset plugins
Solution:
To implement marketplace site that fit the needs of it, you need to create products instead of listings and this is not something supported by our Toolset Classifieds
However - this would be implemented by 'customizing' classifieds site (which may require lots of custom coding work) too. My idea is:
1) create a standard woocommerce site that sells products.
2) use our cred user form to accept new users
3) new users will be allowed to create products in front end via CRED.
4) user will be provided with necessary woocommerce roles via access.
I think that's a more realistic approach instead of going through the classifies and the end result should be like that we will have products created by users and since its a WooCommerce product post type. it can be displayed with CT and our WC Views so it will have the add to cart button.
Problem:
Can I edit Fields of other non-Toolset Plugins with CRED?
Solution:
Yes.
You can add 3rd party User and Post Fields to the CRED Forms.
Then, you will be able to edit them in the Front end with CRED.
You need to head to Post/User Forms and find the Control Fields button.
Then you will be lead to the Control Screen where you can add or remove those 3rd party Fields to CRED Scaffolds.
Fields with complex structure will be destroyed as such, since every software will register different sort of structures.
It's reccomended to make testes first on a local install or develop site.
Problem:
Can I hook in or filter a CRED Form submission, to add my own custom events?
Solution:
Yes.
The CRED API allows you to add your own custom application logic to CRED Forms when they are submitted.
A full comprehensive List of those actions and filters is here https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/cred-api/
Problem:
How to display cred edit form link to only logged in users.
Solution:
To conditionally display content for only logged in user, you can use views [wpv-current-user] shortcode. You can check user is logged in or not:
