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Last updated by 3 years, 5 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
Is it possible to pull those 2 fields into the users content template when they create a camp?
Hello, if the host is the post author of the Camp post, you can display the host's User fields in the Camp template using Types UserMeta shortcodes with user_is_author='true' like this:
[types usermeta='user-field-slug' user_is_author='true'][/types]
Replace user-field-slug with the slug of the custom field you want to display. You can place that shortcode in the Content Template for Camps to display the Author's custom field in the Camp post.
https://toolset.com/documentation/customizing-sites-using-php/functions/
Oh and the host must not be able to edit these 2 fields in the frontend or backend
If you do not include these fields in any Edit User Form, the host will not be able to edit the fields in the frontend of the site. If you want to prevent backend editing, You can use the User Field Group settings to show or hide a field group from specific User roles. See the screenshot here for details about that.
