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[Resolved] Orderby Repeating Field Group order

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Problem:
How can I order a View of RFG (Repeating Field Groups) by their order in the post itself?
Means, I want the RFG to be appearing on the View as I order them in the Post Edit Screen.

Solution:
To order a Repeatable Field Group View by the order of those fields, you can use the Custom Field "toolset-post-sortorder" which is visible in the View's ordering options.

That is the field where Types stores the order of the RFG (repeatable field group) in the backend, and you'll need to use "number" as the comparison operator.

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Last updated by tylerG 4 years, 10 months ago.

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#1262785

I am trying to display the repeating field groups on the frontend in the same order as the backend. I have the View set to Menu Order but it doesn't seem to want to work. Are there additional settings to need to be implemented for repeating field groups to display in menu order?

#1263033

The Menu Order is the Menu Order, not related to the Repeatable Field Groups or other orders - it is only related to the WordPress Menu Order.

To order a Repeatable Field Group View by the order of those fields, you can use the Custom Field "toolset-post-sortorder" which is visible in the View's ordering options.

That is the field where Types stores the order of the RFG (repeatable field group) in the backend, and you'll need to use "number" as the comparison operator.

Please let me know if this solves the issue you are facing.

#1263321

My issue is resolved now. Thank you!

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