This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The issue here is that the user is unable to see their Custom Post Type in the Toolset form post selection dropdown.
Solution:
This occurs when your Custom Post type is not declared as publicly_queryable
To enable this option you will need to go to Toolset -> Post Types and edit your Custom Post type and you should see publicly_queryable under Options.
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Last updated by 3 years, 6 months ago.
Assisted by: Shane.
I am trying to create a new form to manage a CPT. I already have a form created 2 years ago which creates the CPT, and which works fine.
I now wish to create an 'edit' form for the CPT.
The CPT appears in the list of CPTs in Toolset and on the Dashboard. (att. Post_Types_List, Dashboard_Entry)
The CPT does not appear in the dropdown in the Form definition, either in the existing form (att Post_Forms_List) or when creating a new form (att Working_Form_Settings, Working_Form_Settings_2)
The CPT is set to have a ui (att. CPT_settings)
It seems odd that the only place it seems to be missing is in the Forms dialog...? The site was moved this year from a multisite subsite to its own installation. Might this have caused some sort of mis-registration - though why only one CPT affected...? Struggling to come up with a plausible explanation, or indeed a solution!
Thanks for your help.
Neil
