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Problem: I have created a View of a custom post type using a post relationship filter, but the custom fields are not appearing.
Solution: In this case, it looks like the View's Loop Template became corrupted somehow. Recreating the Loop Template solved the problem, though I'm not sure how it became corrupted.
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Last updated by 6 years, 6 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
The old corrupted Content Template was deleted, and a new Content Template was created. See the screenshots here.
Step 1: I copied the content from the old corrupted Content Template into the Loop Editor, replacing the Content Template shortcode. I tested the View. Everything worked as expected, so I suspected the old Content Template was corrupted.
Step 2: To delete the old corrupted Content Template, I used the Loop Wizard. This time, I did not create a Content Template for the loop. I saved the View and tested again. Everything displayed as expected.
Step 3: See the old Content Template has been removed. I created a new Content Template by using the Loop Wizard again. This time I chose "Use a Content Template to group the fields in this loop." This created a new Content Template that is not corrupted.
