Problem: I have a Form that edits a parent post type. This parent post type has two different child post types. I would like to show a single select field containing all the child posts from both post types, and allow Users to select one parent and one child to associate with one another.
Solution: There's nothing exactly like this built in to Forms. You might be able to achieve something similar with custom code. Use a View to populate a generic select field with parent posts. Use another View to populate a generic select field with child posts from both post types. Then use the PHP APIs to link the two posts programmatically.
Problem: I have a View of Users I would like to sort by role.
Solution: The standard WordPress User Query isn't sortable by role so this is unfortunately a limitation of the WordPress system. We do offer some PHP APIs that you can use to add your own custom sorting.
The issue here is that the user wanted to create a table where they can edit multiple user roles at the same time.
Solution:
Unfortunately this is not possible to achieve without the use of Custom codes.
You will need to use this custom code in order to set the user role on the frontend. Our views plugin can create the table, but the issue comes with setting the roles.
The issue here is that after the user updated their forms to version 2.3.3, it strips their custom html in their form.
Solution:
This was actually because updating from their 2.2.1.2 version to 2.3.3 caused the form to default to its visual builder mode, which will remove the custom html.
This was actually fixed in our Latest 2.3.6 version.
Problem: I have two post types in a many-to-many (M2M) post relationship. I would like to show a View of one of these post types, and apply a filter so that only posts that have no assigned relationship are shown.
Solution:
You can use the wpv_filter_query API along with the toolset_get_related_posts API to apply a custom Query Filter.
/**
* Apply a custom filter to only show Projects which are not yet related to any Client (M2M relationship).
* This filter is currently used on the Single Company page.
*/
add_filter('wpv_filter_query', 'ts_not_linked_to_client_filter', 10, 3);
function ts_not_linked_to_client_filter($query, $view_settings, $view_id) {
$views = array( 64 ); // only filter these views
if( in_array( $view_id, $views ) ) {
$project_ids = array(); // push all related project IDs here
$client_args = array(
'post_type' => 'client',
'posts_per_page' => -1,
);
$clients = new WP_Query($client_args); // get all clients
foreach ($clients->posts as $client ) {
$projects = toolset_get_related_posts(
$client->ID,
'client-project',
'parent',
1000000,
0,
null,
'post_id',
'child'
);
$project_ids = array_merge($project_ids, $projects); // push the related project IDs into this array
}
$query['post__not_in'] = isset( $query['post__not_in'] ) ? $query['post__not_in'] : array();
$query['post__not_in'] = array_merge($query['post__not_in'], $project_ids ); // update the main query to exclude related project ids
}
return $query;
}
Problem:
Graham reported that his conditional display settings for one of a custom field is working in the admin area, but not on the front-end (inside a CRED form)
Solution:
Guided that the way the conditional statement is set, it is dependant on another custom field value, which is not available in the front-end form.
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