Solution:
No.
But, you can re-use Fields, when you add a new Group and choose what fields to insert, you will see there is an option to "Choose from previously created fields".
Problem:
How to update another Custom field when a there is as given value in a custom field of current edited post
Solution:
1. use a cred_save_data action
2. Check if the Field's value is == value
3. If this is true do your custom actions.
4. This is a example code:
function position_filled($post_id, $form_data)
{
// if a specific form
if ($form_data['id']==168) //CRED Form ID
{
//get value of cv-status (Radio value of current CV Sent edited with CRED)
$new_cv_status = get_post_meta($post_id, 'wpcf-value', true);
//check if CV Status == 'Placed'
if ($new_cv_status == 7)
{
//get ID of parent Job , which is stored in the CV Status wpcf_belongs_job_id
$ID = get_post_meta($post_id, '_wpcf_belongs_parent-file_id', true);
//get the parent post object
$post_parent_object = get_post( $ID );
//get it's ID
$ID_parent = $post_parent_object->ID;
//Update the parent's post field (RADIO)
update_post_meta($ID_parent, 'wpcf-value', 1);
}
}
}
add_action('cred_save_data', 'position_filled',10,2);
Problem: I have two custom taxonomies, TaxA and TaxB. I would like to create a filtered list of posts organized by taxonomy term in a nested format where TaxA is the top-level structure, with all TaxB terms nested inside each TaxA term, and filtered posts displayed beneath TaxB terms.
Solution: Use a series of nested Views filtered by shortcode attributes.
Problem: It seems that a new Child Form on the parent post page does not properly assign the parent post. The parent appears to be selected, but not saved.
Solution: There is currently a known issue where new child post forms displayed on a page with a Layout are not assigning parents correctly. The following code snippet will work around the issue until a fix is ready:
add_action('cred_save_data', 'toolset_fix_layout_relationship_bug',10,2);
function toolset_fix_layout_relationship_bug($post_id, $form_data) {
// one array for each form
$hash = array(
array(
'id' => 282,
'slugs' => array('profile-service'),
),
);
// closure to find the matching array hash item and slug
$find = function( $var ) use ($form_data)
{
$el = ($var['id']==$form_data['id']);
return $el;
};
// create an array of form IDs where you want to apply this code
$forms = array_column( $hash, 'id' );
if ( in_array( $form_data['id'], $forms ) )
{
// find the slug array in the matching hash item and use it to connect the parent post
$thisHash = array_filter( $hash, $find );
$slugs = $thisHash[array_keys($thisHash)[0]]['slugs'];
foreach( $slugs as $slug ) {
$parent_id = $_POST['@' . $slug . '_parent'];
$parent = toolset_connect_posts( $slug, $parent_id, $post_id );
}
}
}
Problem:
After saving a content layout, my empty paragrpah tags in the editors, are not seen anymore on the front end.
Solution:
This issue is related to P tags being added in the front end if saving the post in the native WordPress Editor AND having a Content Layout assigned.
For this there are functions of Layouts that remove them, those are the same functions that remove the empty tags you add intentionally.
Note, it's not a good practice to add empty prargraphs to add space or lines.
We will work on improvements related to this, however we also suggest not using empty HTML P tags…
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