Problem: I would like to display some text and a custom field from a parent post within in my child post, but only if the child post has a parent post defined. If no parent is defined, I do not want to display anything here.
Solution: You can use the $parent-slug operator in a wpv-post-title or wpv-post-id shortcode to get information from a parent post type. If a parent of this post type is not defined, these fields are designed to fall back to display the child post. So, you can use a conditional that tests both IDs. If they are identical, then the parent is not defined. If they are different, then you know the parent is defined and the conditional is true.
[wpv‐conditional if="( '[wpv-post-id id='$client']' ne '[wpv-post-id]' )"]
[wpv-post-link id='$client']
[/wpv‐conditional]
Problem:
Trying to insert a SVG code into a layout but I get an error message saying it's not json :
" An error occurred during the ajax query, make sure that the data you send is in json format. "
Solution:
SVG can be added without any issue in a Layout template. This error comes dues to file permissions which are modified in your site, typically due to Wordfence plugin. I have made following changes:
- Renamed wordfence-waf.php file to exclude it from disturbing WP core files. Updated .user.ini file as its related with this file.
- Removed Wordfence command from .htaccess file.
[cred_field field='post_parent' value='' order='date' ordering='desc' required='true' select_text='--- not set ---' validate_text='property must be selected' class='form-control' output='bootstrap']
Problem: I have 3 cred_save_data hooks that are used to update a custom field, but they do not seem to be working as expected.
Solution: Check to be sure the update_post_meta call is operating correctly. In this case, the 4th parameter was set as "true", which was causing problems with the update process.
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