Problem:
How can I create and edit RFG (Repeeatable field groups) in the Front end with Toolset Forms?
Solution:
How to create RFG (Repeatable Field Groups) with forms:
1. Go to Toolset > Post Forms and add a new form
2. Select the RFG you want to create items - you can find the RFG in the usual Post Type selector
3. Make sure the Post Status is "published"
4. The field to set the post to which the RFG belongs needs manually adding to the form. It is required, but you need to manually add it from the right to wherever you want it to appear in the form on the left.
At this point, you should be able to save the form and actually already use it.
Use this form by inserting it into any page you want. When you visit the page, you will be able to submit ONE RFG a time and choose to what post it should belong to.
Almost the same applies to edit forms, just that here, you need to insert the Edit Form into a View, that lists the RFG.
Then in the View, you insert the Form that edits the (single) RFG's.
In this user's case the issue was caused by a 3rd party plugin. What I recommend that you do is to temporarily disable all the non-toolset plugins and check again.
Problem: I have a Form that creates child posts. It works, but I would like to set the post author to be the same as the parent post author.
Solution: In the CRED form for creating child post, there is a a parent post select field. You can access the selected option of the parent post field in the $_POST superglobal. The parameter name will be in the format "@relationship-slug_parent". Then in the cred_save_data hook, you can use the parent post ID to determine the correct post author ID. Try something like this:
Replace relationship-slug with the actual slug of your post relationship. So if your post relationship is foo-bar, the parameter name will be @foo-bar_parent.
I get this message often in the console log.
[Intervention] Slow network is detected
Solution:
It is a "Web Open Font Format" static file, it is only 7k file size, it should not conduct slower response problem, I suggest you check your server config settings, make sure your webserver is capable to response lots of requests fastly in the same time, for example:
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