Problem: I have a custom search View that contains two front-end filters. Based on which filters have been chosen, I would like to append different URL parameters to a link's href attribute.
Solution: You can use conditional HTML blocks and the wpv-search-term shortcode to test whether or not a filter's URL parameter exists, then output different link hrefs based on those URL parameter values.
Problem: I would like to know if it's possible to show locations on a map where a specific product can be found. If the Google Maps address isn't quite right, I would like to be able to set it using a specific latitude and longitude.
Solution: You could use a repeatable field group that contains an address field. Store all the locations for each product in RFGs, then loop over the RFGs on the front-end to display the markers. Or, you could create another custom post type for locations and use an M2M relationship between locations and products.
Types and Forms will allow you to set a lat/long location for any address field, but you will lose the text-based address if you make those adjustments.
Problem: I would like to know if it's possible to have indirect relationships between two different post types. For example, there is a M2M between post types A & B, and an M2M between B & C, is there an indirect relationship between A & C?
Solution: There is only an indirect relationship if there is an unbroken chain of hierarchy. You can filter a View by unbroken chained post ancestors.
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