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Problem:
I'm trying to create a form where the registered users can create only one post per user. With the Views plugin I was able to do that but, what should I do to do that using the Blocks plugin?
Solution:
It is the same workflow in Toolset View block, for example:
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Last updated by francescoG-3 3 years ago.
Assisted by: Luo Yang.
Hello,
It is the same workflow in Toolset View block, for example:
Create a page, insert a new Toolset View block:
- Query your custom post type
- find and and select above view block
in section "Content Selection", add a author filter, see my screenshot author-filter.JPG
- find and select "View Loop" block, in section "Loop Template", in option "No Items Found Text", display your post form shortcode, see my screenshot Loop-Template.JPG
- in view's loop, display the post information
Please elaborate the question with more details:
What kind of "Automatic Renewal of the membership bought" do you want?
