Tell us what you are trying to do?
My issues continue from the ticket here: https://toolset.com/forums/topic/cant-expose-relationship-intermediary-posts-to-wp-api/
As in the link above what I'm trying to do is to POST a relationship through the WP API. My initial thought was to use the WP API and by using python to POST my data to the API endpoint. However, probably the relationship CPT uses an additional table to store the links between the objects, so the API won't simply expose two fields (e.g. parent-object, child-object) to set up the relationship. I thought that this would be easy, fill in the parent and the child and it's over. As I understand there is no way to confront this limitation, is that true?
So my second thought was to go with a relationship form and POST the relationship with python once again. If this is the case, is there any documentation I can follow?
General idea: I have job openings and candidates and I want to create many-2-many relationships, meaning "a candidate may fit many job openings, and a job opening may fit multiple candidates". This "fitting" is an automated process that will take place off WordPress. I need a way to POST the new relationships to the database, either through a post endpoint (first case above) or a post form (second thought). Any ideas on that?
Your comment didn't solve my problem directly rather it gave me a good direction on how I should proceed.
So I have to redesign my approach as I can't create the relationships from python that was my initial thought.
What I plan to do, is to use python to create the couples, store them to a CSV, upload them to WordPress and create a corn job that will read the file and use the toolset_connect_posts() to post the relationships. This workaround should do the job.
Thank you
