Problem: I would like to use a Toolset Button Block to function as a link to a custom Page containing a Form. Several Form fields are set up to accept values from URL parameters, so I need to add those URL parameters to the Button block's "Link", or destination URL, field. I have been able to use Types field shortcodes successfully as URL parameter values here, but a Views taxonomy shortcode does not seem to work. The same shortcode placed outside the Button block works as expected and displays the relevant term name.
Solution: Normally I would not expect shortcodes to work in the Button block's "Link", or destination URL, field. Instead I usually recommend a custom HTML block instead, using a combination of HTML, CSS, and Toolset shortcodes as seen in the following examples:
Problem:
A view's taxonomy filter does not display some terms until the user adds more than one post to the term.
Solution:
The view displays the media files, which do not have the status set to publish. In that case, Toolset will search for their parent post status. And the status should be "publish" or "private".
The terms that the user talks about were including only one post, and that post did not have the status "publish" or "private" and it did not have a parent post either.
The media files need to be attached to a post, or the view needs to query media files in all statuses.
Problem: I have created a Content Template for a custom post type. I am displaying some content inside a custom HTML block. Inside that block, I would like to conditionally display some content if a specific custom field is not empty.
Solution: You can use the wpv-conditional shortcode inside a custom HTML block to add conditional logic for displaying or hiding portions of the content. For example:
[wpv-conditional if="($(wpcf-consignee-company-name) ne '' )"]
<span class="invoice-to-label">Company: [types field='consignee-company-name'][/types]</span><br>
[/wpv-conditional]
