Types plugin lets you easily create relationships between different post types and connect them using GUI controls. You can also connect multiple post types and build many-to-many post relationships.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to tell us what you have created so far and the structure that you want to achieve.
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- Create 1 post in `New Post 1`: `NP1 - Single`
- Create 3 posts in `New Post 2`: `NP2 First`, `NP2 Second` and `NP2 Third`
- Connect those two post types in a 1-to-many relationship
So there are three existed `New Post 2`posts which are connect with one same `New Post 1` post, when you switch to many-to-many relationship, it is expected result, there is a warning message display in the `New Post 2` side:
Minimum limit cannot be lower than 3 because there are associations with this amount of items
if the number is lower than 3, for example 2, then there will be one `New Post 2` which losts connection with post `NP1 - Single`.
But the warning message should be display in the side of post type of `New Post 2`, instead of post type `New Post 1`.
Problem: I would like to display the parent post's title in The Grid Skin Builder.
Solution: The meta key used to hold a parent post's ID is "_wpcf_belongs_slug_id". You can pass a post ID into the wpv-post-title to retrieve that post's title. So you can use a combination of Views shortcodes and The Grid's meta codes to display a parent post's information:
Problem:
Client wants to set up post relationships where many parents can be connected to many children, and vice versa.
In the current implementation of post relationships child posts can only have a single parent, and so many-to-many relationships need to be simulated with two one-to-many relationships.
Solution:
Types 3.0 and the related Toolset updates will add true support for many-to-many relationships.
Betas are currently available from the beta channel of the downloads page (wp-types.com/account/downloads), and release candidates for the final version are imminent.
Problem: I would like to relate multilingual Products to multilingual CPTs.
Solution: Use the Translation Manager to translate the Products first, then go to WooCommerce > WooCommerce Multilingual > Settings and switch back to "Native WooCommerce product editing screen" temporarily, edit the English Hotels and use the Product Relationship panel to select the parent English Congress. When you are finished assigning the parent Congress posts, go to WooCommerce > WooCommerce Multilingual > Settings and switch back to the Translation Manager.
