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Last updated by 5 years, 5 months ago.
Assisted by: Shane.
Hi
I've got an issue with a post relationship. The website is a few years old and it was made by an ex-colleague of mine, so I am not entirely familiar with the website.
Whenever our client creates a new case (CPT), she can link it to a certain expertise (also a CPT). There seems to be another CPT for the link between the two (which I find strange, was this necessary in the past to make a post relationship?), that automatically generates a title: the name of the post relationship followed by the ID, which is what our client sees now when she wants to link an expertise to a case. Because of this, it's not clear which expertise she's linking to the case. She used to see the title of the expertise in stead of the automatically generated name.
I've found an old back-up of the site, which still has an old system for the post relationships. I think that someone updated the Toolset plugins, and since the system for the post relationships has changed, our client now sees the automatically generated names.
Is there a solution to this? Or do I have to recreate the post relationship?
Thanks in advance.
