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Last updated by 1 year, 8 months ago.
Assisted by: Luo Yang.
Hello,
Please elaborate the question with more details: having the Ride Contact field as a filter for end users
I assume we are talking about the post view "Rides by Date":
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It is querying "Rides" posts, are you going to do this:
Add a search field, filter the result by another post type "Ride Leaders"
If it is, you can add a post type relationship in it, for example:
in section "Search and Pagination", click button "New Filter"-> Post relationship or repeatable field groups owner
select the post type relationship between "Rides" and "Ride Leaders", see my screenshot relationship-filter4.jpg
It works fine in frontend, for example:
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