I created a View and set Toolset to load Bootstrap 4. This works just fine for the View, however I noticed my WooCommerce checkout page is totally messed up.
Solution:
It is a conflict between Woocommerce and Bootstrap 4, see similar woocommerce ticket:
Problem:
How can we update automatically the title or other content of a post related to the one we are currently editing in a Form so that the data of the currently edited Form is updated to the related Post(s), automatically, when we submit the Form?
Solution:
This is possible with Toolset Forms' API.
When working with Forms that both set a relationship to other posts, and the data of these edited posts should be used to then update the content of the related post, you should use the cred_submit_complete hook of Toolset Forms API.
In the hooks function, you should determine the related posts using the Toolset Relationships API.
Then, with the WordPress core method wp_update_post() you can update the related posts with content from the currently edited post.
Problem: I have a one-to-many relationship set up. On the parent post I would like to display a link so my site Users can easily create a new child post for this parent post. I would like to automatically set the correct parent post in the Form, and I don't want to allow Users to change the selected parent.
Solution: Forms offers a New Child Post Form link. It will redirect your Users to a page with the New Child Post Form displayed, and the parent post automatically set. To hide the parent post select field, use CSS display:none or similar. Even though the field is not shown, the correct parent will be set based on the automated URL parameter.
Problem: I would like to create a list of Products with 3 columns, including a featured image, a link to the product, and a list of taxonomy terms associated with the product. I would like to let Users filter the list of Products by Product Category using a dropdown filter.
Solution:
- Create a new View. In the popup dialog, choose "full custom display" so you can have control over all the settings in the View editor screen.
- In the Content Selection area, choose the "Products" post type.
- Scroll down to the "Search and Pagination" panel. Click "New Filter" and click "Product Categories" in the Taxonomy Filters section.
- In the "Type of control" select field, choose "Select dropdown", and the other defaults are fine for now. Click "Insert Shortcode".
- Click "Submit button" above the Search and Pagination panel to insert the submit button next to the filter dropdown. You may change the text to "Apply" in the "Element label" input field if you don't want the button to say "Submit".
- Scroll down to the Loop Editor section and click "Loop Wizard". Choose the option "Table" and click "Next".
- You'll see a screen in the popup where you can insert fields. Insert "Post Featured Image", "Post Title with Link", and the "Product Categories" taxonomy, then click "Finish".
- Save the View, and insert it in a custom Page using the Fields and Views button. Test it out on the front-end of the site.
- You can add pagination and other transition options if you'd like in the View editor screen.
I need admins to be able to write notes to users, which are viewed by the user only.
Example: Student takes a test, instructor grades test. Instructor submits online form detailing the results of the test. Only the student can view their own results.
Solution:
You can try to setup the student user into note post author field, for example:
Two forms, one will have the correct title, but the rest of the form is blank. The form other has all of the submitted form info, but is entitled something like "CRED Auto Draft bc7fa18a33aeb259e080351ee43c9e21”
Solution:
This is a compatibility problem with Yoast SEO plugin, see details here:
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