Problem: I have some conditional custom fields. If custom field A has option 1 selected, I want to display custom field B's value on the current post. If custom field A has option 2 selected, I want to display custom field C on the current post.
Solution: There's no need for a View since you're placing these shortcodes on the single post page. The Types and Views shortcodes will display information about the current post, by design. Move your conditionals into the Content Template.
Problem:
Files found in root/wp-content/_modulemanager_tmp - is it important?
Solution:
_modulemanager_tmp directory is used to store the module files. If you want, feel free to remove it if need, as ModuleManager will create new dir when a user will start the import module.
Say I have a Many to Many Relationship that links CPTs People and Cities. There is a Post Relationship Field called Type (checkboxes) which specifies the person's connection to the City. (Born, Lived, Current)
Is there any way I can restrict it so that only one City can be connected as Born and Current, whereas many can be connected for Lived?
Solution:
You can setup two one-to-many relationships between post type "City" and "People":
- Born
- Current
Then when your user edit a single "People" post, he can:
- related only one "City" post in relationship "Born"
- related only one "City" post in relationship "Current"
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