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I am trying to: Build a new site
I visited this URL: https://toolset.com/home/contact-us/
I expected to see: Pre sales questions
Instead, I got: Paid support forum where I can not post a pre-sale questions.
Preface: I'm trying to build a map directory website where I would have different types of listings. They all have some common info, but some for accommodation would need child cpt or fields group that would be repetative.
CPTs:
Points of interest (CPT)
- Museums
- Library
- Hospital
- Hotels
-- Room types (more than 1 in a hotel)
- Apartment building
-- Apartments (more than 1 in a building)
- Services
Does it make sense to have one top CPT and different types as taxonomy? How would you go about 'room types' in hotels and 'apartments' in apartment building?
So here are some of the basic questions:
1. Is it possible to have parent and multiple child CPTs to be submitted via same form submission?
2. Different user subscriptions for different post types (listing types/taxonomy terms). For example, if user wants to post a listing of type 'a' he has subscription 'a' that costs '$x', or if he chooses to post a listing of type 'c', he gets subscription 'g' that costs '$xx'... Does this make sense? Basically, different listing types would have different prices. Is there a way to limit number of submissions according to subscription paid?
We had a bug (resolved now) and the workflow was not working correctly. Our apologies.
Roni, could you please post your question again using the form above and I will reply to you. Just copy/paste your message into your form body.
This way your request will be handled in the right place, where I can monitor it and we both receive all notifications. I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
Thanks for letting me know. There is something wrong here - I will notify our admins to sort it out but let's continue here.
"Does it make sense to have one top CPT and different types as taxonomy? How would you go about 'room types' in hotels and 'apartments' in apartment building?"
If you want to have diffrent prices for diffrent types of ads I would recommend using diffrent CPTs.
To sum up:
1. You create a CRED Post Form for adding posts of a specific post type
2. You create a WooCommerce product
3. You connect 2 and 1 as covered in the doc linked above.
To post an add your visitor would need to sign up to your site first and then being logged-in they can post diffrent types of ads as if they would buy any WooCommerce products.
What you are suggesting is pretty complicated... Having tens of different post types
For example if I do amke CPTs for all, how would it be possible to have unique form that based on CPT selection, child CPT would be posted as well in one single form?
Accommodation
- apartment building
-- apartment
Apartment building has more apartments, so user logs in, comes to form to submit his apartments. Form asks details about the building, and multiple apartments.
Is this doable?
I done something similar with Gravity Forms long time ago, but was wondering if I can profit from Toolset as a whole for simplicity sake.
It seems that is not doable here.
For me more logical is to have only one CPT (Points of Interest), than taxonomy for POI types, where based on taxonomy, post fields groups would change. In this scenario, it is just a question how to charge differently for different POI type (taxonomy cats) via single form?
Hi Roni,
what you plan to achieve makes perfect sense (I mean your architecture). The problematic issue here is that you want to have diffrent fees for your ads and how CRED and WooCommerce work together - you can assign only one Product per CRED Form.
So you would need to set up several WooCommerce products - each with its own price.
How CRED forms work when used along with WooCommerce - you connect one CRED form with one WooCommerce product.
Toolset CRED forms allows you to display fields conditionally, including taxonomies so in theory you could have only one form for submitting all of your ads. The problem is that you cannot connect this form to diffrent products (to set prices conditionally) depending on what the user has chosen in your form.
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