Problem: I have a nested View structure where the outer View shows posts and the inner View shows terms from a hierarchical taxonomy. The nested inner View should be filtered so that only the terms associated with each post in the outer View loop are displayed in the inner View. I would also like to hide any terms that have hierarchical parent terms.
Solution: Use two filters in the nested View. One Query Filter should be based on the term parent, where the term parent is None. This will show only top-level terms from the hierarchy. The other Query Filter should be based on the taxonomy term, and should be set by the current post. This will hide unrelated terms from each nested View.
Problem: I have created a Content Template for a custom post type. I am displaying some content inside a custom HTML block. Inside that block, I would like to conditionally display some content if a specific custom field is not empty.
Solution: You can use the wpv-conditional shortcode inside a custom HTML block to add conditional logic for displaying or hiding portions of the content. For example:
[wpv-conditional if="($(wpcf-consignee-company-name) ne '' )"]
<span class="invoice-to-label">Company: [types field='consignee-company-name'][/types]</span><br>
[/wpv-conditional]
Is it possible to create a custom shortcode to get the current user "role" and compare that to a string?
Eg. [get_logged_in_user_role] == "administrator"
Solution:
It is possible with Toolset Access plugin, for example:
Problem: I would like to copy a field from the parent post into the child post when submitting a child post form, but the save_post hook is not working.
Solution: Use the cred_submit_complete hook to automatically copy a field from the parent post into the child post when a child post form is submitted. Use the toolset_association_created post relationships API to get the field from the parent post when the relationship is established in wp-admin without forms.
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