1. If you have a major project to deliver and just started using Toolset, please do not expect to be done with this by Monday.
The learning curve pis steep and there are lots of things to learn and use.
However I apologize the long waiting time, that is unusual.
2. In answer to this:
https://toolset.com/forums/topic/need-help-with-custom-fields/#post-924932
Link to a page where the issue can be seen:
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I expected to see:
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==> I see you already achieved to mimic most of that design.
It will require some Custom HTML; CSS and eventually JS added to the Toolset Layouts CSS/JS editors applying to your rows, cells and HTML so to match it completely.
Toolset offers the methods to insert the Data from the Database easily, and with Toolset you can construct a layout with Drag and Drop for that information.
Then, you can if needed add styles and scripts as you require with custom HTML, CSS and JS
Instead, I got:
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==> This is a Toolset Layout edit Screen, it shows a set of Cells that you can insert to the Layout in order to display things.
More details about this are to find here:
https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/#layouts-cells
3. In answer to this:
https://toolset.com/forums/topic/need-help-with-custom-fields/#post-924940
Those fields under sales consultants ( name /phone/ email) are from a Form.
A gform. That is not from Toolset.
I do not unterstand how Toolset should show the related fields in that form.
But if you want to show the fields of the post that is related to the post house-1/, then you need a View, which queries those related Posts.
Then, in that View output the Field.
In the View settings you show me you use a ID passed in the ShortCode.
This means it's not pulling the current posts and it's related posts but the related posts of the post with id as in the ShortCode attribute when you insert that View.
Hence, I suggest to either change that, or explain what setup this is and how you want it displayed:
- what Post type is connected to which (and how)
- what you want to display where.
Best is eventuell if you provide log in so we can look at this as well using your direct links to the areas you speak of in your Website's admin/front end.
However I think you need to make sure you are pulling the right related posts.
And then, insert that View to the Post where you want to show that information.
Its explained here in more detail
https://toolset.com/documentation/post-relationships/how-to-display-related-posts-with-toolset/
