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Last updated by 5 years, 7 months ago.
Assisted by: Luo Yang.
Hello!
Using types, I've created a custom post type, called condominium(let's call it of A) and I have the post type listings (let's call if of B).
The point is that some listings, that are terrains, doesn't have photos itself, and in this case, I should retrieve an image of the condominium that this terrain is.
In the fields of the condominium, I have added a field to be the desired featured image of that condominium (See image 1, in attach).
In the listing fields, I have added a field to reference a condominium to that listing. (See image 2)
(I know that's also possible to do that with relationships, also, but when you create a new post, the relationship is just possible when you 'publish' or update it, what's a quite annoying for the user that has to fill all the fields of a big amount of listings.)
I have done my website hybrid with types/views and PHP, so my point is to have a PHP function that retrieves that featured image field of a condominium, inside the listing.
I saw with views that the desired shortcode to do this, in my structure is:
[types field='foto-em-destaque' size='full' item='@associar-proprietario.parent' url='true'][/types]
Is there any way to use PHP to set a variable with the value of the shortcode above?
