I'm building a real estate website.
A Property is a kind of domain with a list of available items (I called them "Lots" : houses, apartments, chalet, etc...) and has multiple custom fields.
One is what the property contains: type of "Lots" and quantities (fields from a repeatable group of fields).
How much apartments, how much houses, etc
With a View I can display which item and how many pieces there are.
BUT I'd like to set a conditional display based on the quantities. Add a "s" if there is more than 1 item and display a svg related to the item. The pictograms will be different if it's an apartment or a house. In order to achieve the kind of result in the attached picture.
Problem: I use the HBook plugin on a multilingual site. Some custom fields like max occupancy, starting price and some others do not appear in secondary languages. The field values appear in the primary language.
Solution: Use WPML's Translation Management plugin to help translate custom field values. Note that HBook requires several post updates to access the custom field values - this is not something Toolset or WPML can control.
Problem: I have created a custom field group and assigned it to a custom post type, but when I edit one of those posts the custom field group does not appear. The custom post type is created by a 3rd-party plugin, so I am unable to edit it in Toolset > Post Types.
Solution: In this case, the site is hosted on WordPress.com where a couple of caching systems are in place on the server. Clearing those caches solved the problem.
Problem:
The issue here is that the user is having issues registering his plugins and is getting the error cURL error 35: error:14077410:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_SERVER_HELLO:sslv3 alert handshake failure
Solution:
The issue here is with the server using an outdated curl version.
I would suggest contacting your hosting provider and ask them to update you to the latest version of PHP and Curl.
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