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Last updated by 6 years, 1 month ago.
Assisted by: Nigel.
Hi Graham
I just tried this out on a local test site and it worked as expected.
I have "Lefts" and "Rights" connected in a m2m relationship, with several sample connected posts.
In a View inserted on the template for single Left posts that displays connected Rights, I included a link to delete the relationship (as described here: https://toolset.com/documentation/post-relationships/how-to-build-front-end-forms-for-connecting-posts/editing-existing-connections-between-related-posts/#deleting-existing-connections-between-posts), and that link looked like
[cred-delete-relationship role_items='$fromViews' relationship='left-right' redirect='self']Delete this relationship[/cred-delete-relationship]
When, on the front-end, I clicked the link, it deleted the relationship between Left and Right posts (but didn't delete the posts themselves).
I went onto your site and tested the same—and found the same.
On the Acme Company client page there is a View listing connected Projects, with delete relationship links.
When I first loaded the page the projects 10, 12, 14 and 16 were connected.
I clicked the link to delete the relationship with project 10, and that's exactly what happened (as confirmed in the backend, see screenshot).
Perhaps you are expecting something different?
