Problem: I have added the wpv_forgot_password_form shortcode to a page so I can show a "forgot password" form to my clients. I would like to display a custom error message in the same page rather than redirecting, and I would like to customize the placement of the error message.
Solution: There aren't any options to change the location or text of the default error message. If you want to display a fully custom message, you could hide the default message with custom CSS and use conditional HTML to test the wpv_error parameter. We have the wpv-search-term shortcode you can use to test URL parameter values.
Problem: I would like to add a View to my post template. That View should show related posts. How can I set this up in Toolset?
Solution: The easiest way to set this up is to apply the same taxonomy term to all related posts. Then use a View filtered by taxonomy, set by the current post.
If you want to hand-pick related posts, use a post ID filter instead, set by a shortcode attribute. Pass in the related post IDs using that shortcode attribute.
Problem: I have a custom post type that contains one date field, as well as several repeatable field groups (RFGs). I would like to create a View of one of the RFGs and sort those results by the parent post's custom date field.
Solution: It is not currently possible to sort or filter a View of RFG by a field in the parent post. Instead, you could create a View of the parent post type and sort those results by the date field. Then create another View of the RFG, filtered by post relationship/RFG post owner, set by the current post in the loop.
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