Problem:
The issue here is that the user's sorting is not working on the admin screen. Solution:
Our Plugin doesn't control the backend sorting. I suspect that this is a conflict of some sort so I would recommend that you temporarily disable all the non-toolset plugins and try again.
Problem: I have CPT A and CPT B. CPT B is a child of CPT A. On the single post page for CPT B, I would like to use a conditional that tests whether the post has a parent from CPT A. If it does, I would like to display the parent's post title. If not, I do not want to display anything.
Solution:
You can exploit a quirk of Types to compare the current post's ID with the parent post's ID. If they are different, you know you have a parent post. If they are identical, you know that the post has no parent.
[wpv-post-title] [wpv-conditional if="( '[wpv-post-id id='$city']' ne '[wpv-post-id]' )"]| [wpv-post-title id="$city"][/wpv-conditional]
Problem: When I edit a post type, there are two "Post" post types in the post relationship panels.
Solution: The second post type appears to be added by the plugin "Google Analytics for WordPress by MonsterInsights". This is because the public label for the post type amn_mi-lite is "Posts", and the public singular name of that CPT is "post". Ultimately this would need to be resolved by the authors of this plugin. In the meantime, only use the first "Post" option here, which corresponds to the native WordPress "Post" type.
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