Problem: I have a custom text field that is used to store the name of a country. I would like to display the flag of that country on the front-end of the site, instead of the text name of the country.
Solution: You can construct an image HTML tag using the Types field shortcode as a variable. For example, you can upload images like "Tanzania.jpg" and "Rwanda.jpg" to your server, then build the image tag like this:
Problem: The checkbox filter I added to my custom search View is not filtering the results as expected.
Solution: Check to be sure there is a Query Filter associated with the filter control. If not, the filter will not function correctly. Instead of adding the Query Filter manually, delete the filter control from Search and Pagination, then add it back using the New Filter button. The Query Filter will be updated automatically using the correct syntax.
Problem:
I have a View with filters, What I would like to do is add a small image to each category filter, so that next to the checkbox for category filter, there would be a small icon to give a visual representation.
Solution:
This is not possible at moment using built-in Toolset options. But if you want to give it a try with custom solution then please note this requires a custom code or modifications which falls into Custom coding & custom development and it is out of support policy (https://toolset.com/toolset-support-policy/). So we recommend to contact Toolset recommended service providers to further discuss the custom approach. We have some recommended list of service providers here if you would like to take a look: https://toolset.com/contractors/
The issue here is that the user wanted to click his custom fields on the frontend so that they link to other posts with the same values
Solution:
The only way that I see this possible is to create a view that would take the value of the custom field and filter the view by that custom field for all the other posts that has that field value.
So the first thing you need to do is to create a view and set it to the Citations cpt.
Click on the Query Filter section then add a filter for this particular custom field. Set the field to get the value from the url. See Screenshot in thread @https://toolset.com/forums/topic/links-to-custom-fields/#post-919008
Once you have done this scroll to the Loop Output section to customize how you want your content to be displayed. Next just create a specific page and then just add this view to the page.
To link to this view you will need know the link of the page and then pass the parameter.
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