The user is seeking the most efficient way to determine if two posts are related using Toolset. They have developed a function but find it inefficient as it connects and disconnects the posts. They are also exploring alternatives.
Solution:
For simple cases, HTML conditionals or Custom Code can be used. Check the following links for examples:
Problem:
The customer reported that the website's footer is overlapping the content area.
Solution:
Guided that some masonry script from the theme was setting the height of the archive's content section to '0' and shared some custom CSS code.
You can make a list of foul words and check against the submitted content and if found remove those words and then assign the filtered content to the field.
Problem: I have created a Subscribers post type as a proxy for Users so I can create relationships between Users and Favorites (another custom post type). I would like to display a User's Favorites posts on their My Account page.
Solution: Use the legacy Views editor to create a View of Subscriber posts filtered by post author, where the post author is the same as the current logged-in User. Use the "list with separators" loop style and output only the post ID. Create another View of Favorites posts filtered by the Subscribers-Favorites post relationship, set by a shortcode argument "wpvrelatedto". Use the Loop Wizard to design the Favorites output. Nest the shortcode of the Subscribers View inside the wpvrelatedto shortcode argument of the Favorites View, for example:
I just migrated from development to production site and reentered the new key. I am still getting the error when setup Toolset site keys.
Solution:
Please check these:
1) Make sure you are using the latest version of Toolset plugins(especially the Toolset Types plugin), you can download them here: https://toolset.com/account/downloads/
2) Follow our document to setup the Toolset site key, and test again:
We document known issues and their solutions in Toolset errata. Save time by checking there first and seeing if what you are facing is a known issue. This list is kept short. We do our best to resolve all known issues with every release of Toolset plugins.
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