Profile: haryonoS

Problem:

Create a form where users can submit content with files and/or images, Files and images are uploaded successfully, but the form failed to submit, along with "You cannot upload a file of this type" and "You can only upload a image file" for each file and image fields.

Solution:

It is a compatibility problem, see details here:

https://toolset.com/forums/topic/cannot-submit-cred-form-with-file-or-image-field/#post-1225558

Relevant Documentation:

Problem: I have an edit post Form that allows Users to update a custom field value in a post. I would like to include multiple submit buttons in the Form, and depending on which Submit button is clicked I would like to change the custom field to a different value.

Solution: You can achieve this with 3 Forms that edit the post. Here's the general idea:
- Create an edit post Form for this post type, and auto-generate the Form contents. Delete the post title input, the post content input, and any taxonomy inputs from the Form. Delete all custom field inputs except for the select field. Set the value of the custom field to match the value corresponding to "Todo". You can find this in the custom field editor screen.
- Wrap the select field shortcode in a hidden div like this:

<div style="display:none;">
  [cred_field field='your-field-slug' value='12345' urlparam='' select_text='--- not set ---' class='form-control' output='bootstrap']
</div>

- Change the value of the "Submit" button shortcode to be "Todo".
- Place this Form in the template for the post you want to edit.
- Now all that should be visible in this Form is the "Todo" button. When the User submits this Form, the select field will be set with the correct status. None of the other post information will be changed.
- Repeat the process for the two other Forms.
- Once your buttons are all visible, use conditional HTML to show and hide the Forms as needed depending on the post's current custom field value. In other words, hide the "Todo" button when the custom field value is already "Todo", etc.