Problem: I have a parent post type and a child post type. On the parent post, I would like to show a View of child posts. The child post type should be editable in the backend and I should be able to select it in a CRED form editor. However, I want to remove the child post permalinks from my site. How can this be accomplished with the option publicly_queriable?
Solution: CRED is designed to show all post types with the following options selected:
- "show_ui"
- "publicly_queriable"
This means that you cannot use CRED with a post type which is not publicly_queriable. Instead, you could use a Content Template to hide the contents of the child posts from your Users. Then if you turn off "rewrites" in the child post type options, the pretty permalinks will be disabled.
Problem: I am trying to use the CRED API validation hook to verify an image size, but the custom field value always includes the "-150x150" dimensions in its URL. This breaks my image size validation code.
Solution: Remove the -150x150 dimensions from the URL using str_replace, so you can check the original image dimensions:
Problem: I have a View that returns some text. I would like to use the output of that View in a conditional statement on another part of my site. I have already added the raw output PHP filter, and the output contains the correct text if I display the View on the front-end. However, the conditional still fails because of empty space in the View's output.
Solution: Be sure to remove all unnecessary empty space in the Loop Output editor of your View. The code should appear with no line breaks like this:
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