This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The problem here is that the Toolset custom fields were not showing up for Rank Math to add the fields to the page's schema.
Solution:
The Toolset Custom fields are stored using a wpcf- prefix in the post meta table so if when searching for the fields you will be required to search with the wpcf- prefix.
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I am trying to set up schema markup with Rank Math Pro but I can't map Toolset's custom fields to the schema.
This is what their support has told me:
| Toolset uses a custom implementation of the custom fields and Rank Math can only read the normal WordPress custom fields when adding them to the titles and meta settings.
| The way to achieve this integration would be for the team of Toolset to implement our Content Analysis API:
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| You would need to contact the developers of the plugin and show them the link above.
| Many known companies have already added the compatibility, as it takes a few hours:
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Also not sure what the rank math team means by Toolset uses a custom implementation of the custom fields and Rank Math can only read the normal WordPress custom fields when adding them to the titles and meta settings.
Our custom fields with the exception of the checkboxes and radio buttons fields are stored inside the post meta table using plane text.
Only the fields mentioned above are stored with special formatting. So the only difference would be the slug which has a wpcf- prefix on all custom fields created in Toolset.
I know that YOAST allows for you to add our custom fields to the Title and meta. So you may be able to use this as an alternative.