[Resolved] No row is created in toolset_associations when using toolset_connect_posts
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Issue:
* Two different custom post types made with Toolset Types CPT_X (parent) and CPT_Y (child).
* Relationship one-to-many (CPT_X -> CPT_Y) created with Toolset Types after the creation of CPTs and the data in these CPTs.
1. Running an import script with WP All Import and with the Toolset Types add on. No errors.
2. When WordPress action save_post_cpt_y() is called a function is executed where the current post_id of CPT_X and CPT_Y is called with toolset_connect_posts('relationship_slug', CPT_X_post_id, CPT_Y_postid)
2.1 Two rows are now created in the database table toolset_connected_elements with CPT_X_post_id and CPTY_Y_post id.
2.2 But no row is created in the table toolset_associations when using toolset_connect_posts() in the script and no relation is shown in WP admin GUI under the posts.
3. If I make the connection/relation manually in WP admin GUI a row in toolset_associations is created together with two rows in toolset_connected_elements and I can view the connection under each post in WP admin GUI.
Do I need to call another function in the script after toolset_connect_posts or clear a cache?
Hello and thank you for contacting the Toolset support.
I run a test in a clean install with the latest releases, and I wasn't able to reproduce the issue. The function has added a line to the "wp_toolset_associations" table. And I can see the link at the parent's post edit page in WP Admin. Check this screenshot, I hope it is clear to describe what I meant hidden link
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