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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Problem: I would like to display information about CPT A in the single post of related CPT B.
Solution: You could accomplish this in several ways. The easiest is probably to use a parent / child relationship to link these two post types. If Employees are the parents of Articles, then an author could select the related Employee in a CRED form or in the wp-admin area when he or she creates an Article. Then in the template that shows Article posts, you can show information about the parent Employee post using the parent field syntax described in the documentation linked below.
Problem:
I installed the Beta Plugins of Toolset and see issues that I want to report. How can I do this?
Solution:
The same way as you would report other issues.
You can open a ticket in our forums and describe the issue so we can help.
Usually, we will not fix issues within a beta Plugin, but acknowledge them and make sure, once a stable (or next beta) is released, these issues are taken in consideration.
Also general feedback on beta products or the plugins in general is always welcome.
Problem: I have added a custom field to my child post type. When editing the parent post type, the custom field does not appear in the post relationship panel.
Solution: Activate the custom field by editing the child CPT. Scroll to the bottom section where you can select parent post types, and use the "Select fields" link to specify which fields should appear in the Post Relationship editor.
