Problem: I would like to include information from a custom field in my WooCommerce Order email by adding some code with types_render_field().
Solution: I'm not sure how to modify these email templates, but I can explain how to use the types_render_field function.
- In order to get a Types custom field value from an order post you need to supply the order ID to the types_render_field function's parameters array.
- You need to use the "wpcf-" prefix applied to the field slug.
- You should specify the raw output type to prevent extra markup from being applied to the output.
Problem: When I use a View to output options for a generic select field, the select field disappears. If I copy the same output generated by the View and paste it as the value of "options" in my CRED form, the select field appears as normal.
Solution: Use a filter to strip out extra characters from your View's output that may be breaking the JSON structure of your options. Add the following code in your functions.php file:
Problem:
As an example, when you first load the Page where the View is inserted on, you select a "color", after you select a color, another filter is displayed where you can select size, then another one is loaded to select a fabric... and so on.
How can I make it with Views?
Solution:
It's not something supported out of the box by Views, but in some scenarios you can Use HTML Conditons to achieve this behaviour or Searches that take URL parameters from previous submitted Views.
There is an extensive illustration about this here: https://toolset.com/forums/topic/one-search-option-per-page/#post-480676
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