Problem: I would like to create an edit post link, but the link leads to a page without the CRED form.
Solution: Do not use Beaver Themer and Content Templates together. If you want to insert a CRED form but cannot use a Content Template, you can create a View that is filtered to only show the post you want to edit with CRED. Then insert the edit CRED form inside the View's Loop Output.
Problem: I have a custom search View with a select-style custom field filter. The filter only shows some of the possible options for this custom field, but I want to show all the options for this custom field.
Solution: Check the Custom Search settings for this View, and select "Let me choose individual settings manually". Select the option "Always show all values for inputs", and save the View.
Test the CRED form in front-end, get some JS errors:
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)
Uncaught ReferenceError: tinyMCE is not defined
Uncaught ReferenceError: soulbuttons is not defined
Solution:
It seems to be a custom JS codes problem of your website, please try these:
Deactivate other plugins and switch to wordpress default theme, and test again, try to locate the problem plugin/theme
1) Two custom post types: CPT A and CPT B
with one-to-one relationship "CPT A 1to1 CPT B"
2) in the single "CPT A" post, you are going to display related "CPT B" post
Solution:
You can create a view list CPT B posts, filter by:
Select posts in a "CPT A 1to1 CPT B" relationship that are related to the Post where this View is shown
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