Problem: I have a Repeating Field Group (RFG) assigned to a custom post type called "Projects". I would like to use Views to show a custom field from the first RFG in each Project.
Solution: Use the "limit" setting in the View editor screen to limit the number of results that will be displayed in the View of RFGs, and use sorting to determine which RFG will be displayed.
Problem:
Client has a Types checkboxes field added to a Toolset Form that they want to display as a select dropdown.
Solution:
It is not possible, the type of input is determined by the Types field. It would be necessary to make the Types field a select field for it to display as a select field in a form.
Problem: I would like to use repeating fields to store images and text associated with each image. I would like to use Forms to allow my Users to manage this content.
Solution: Repeating Field Groups can be managed individually in Forms, but it's not currently possible to manage multiple RFGs in a single Form, or to manage the main post data in a Form that manages RFGs.
Problem:
The issue here is that the user wanted to know if it was possible to add an autocomplete functionality to the texts fields. Solution:
Unfortunately this can only be possible with custom coding. What you can do is to try adopting the example in the link below so it can work with our plugins https://jsfiddle.net/yek6bkfs/
Problem: I have a View that shows results from two post types. I would like to show the results in two different columns, organized by post type.
Solution: Since there is no post type filter in Views, the best solution is to use two separate Views.
- View 1 will show Houses, and View 2 will show Apartments.
- The two Views should use exactly the same filters, including the same URL parameters. The easiest way to make sure is to create View 1 first, get it working right, then Duplicate View 1, change the post type, and save it as View 2.
- In the Loop Output editor, build the list of results in a single column.
- Insert View 1 showing both the filters and results, and insert View 2 after that, showing only results.
- Use CSS to move the two Views into columns.
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