CRED is a WordPress plugin that lets you easily build front-end forms for creating and editing content and users.
CRED User Guides include detailed documentation on creating forms, including related fields that belong to the content or the users, validating the input and displaying the forms with custom HTML styling.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to tell us the versions of the Toolset plugins that you have installed and activated.
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A user asked if there is an option to change the email address recipient in the form notification when a specific option in the form field is selected.
Solution:
Guided that it is possible to change the recipient(s) of a form notification, using the "cred_notification_recipients" filter.
A user reported that he used the module manager plugin to import/export the views and content templates from one website to another, but they don't seem to work correctly after the import.
Solution:
The user later confirmed that the issue with the imported views and content templates has been resolved.
A user reported that she is using the post-relationship to store the "Year" information with the posts and wondered if using a custom taxonomy for this would be better.
Solution:
Confirmed that from a performance perspective, filtering/searching by taxonomy is always more efficient compared to custom fields and post-relationships and so it would be better to track the year custom taxonomy.
A user reported that the 'placeholder' attribute for the 'cred_field' shortcode, doesn't seem to work for the address type fields.
Solution:
Guided that I've passed this on to the concerned team and for now a workaround can be to use the 'gettext' filter to change that default placeholder text.
A user reported that the "cred-delete-relationship" shortcode is not working inside one of the views.
Solution:
Guided that, in the "cred-delete-relationship" shortcode, the "role_items" attribute works in a view where a relationship filter is being used.
Since the view in question is not using any relationship filter, you'll need to replace the "role_items" attribute with the "related_item_one" and "related_item_two" attributes.
A user reported that in the form to add a new post some custom script is included to append an empty default select field option. But, if the same code is used in the post edit form, it doesn't show the field's saved value.
Solution:
Suggested some changes to the custom script, so that it doesn't change the selected option in the select field.
