I have a field (date field) that records the date every time that a client takes a class, What I really need is an "at a glance" count. So, I would like this view to display instead: count number of multiple instance field.
Solution:
There isn't such a built-in feature, as a workaround, you can create a custom shortcode for it, like this:
Problem: I have a one-to-many post relationship set up between Trial Days and Showings. I would like to display a list of Showings from the Trials Days with a custom field date in the last few days.
Solution: You can set up a View of Trial Days, filtered by the trial date custom field. Apply your 'n' number of days to the query filter of this View. You can place this View on your site temporarily to confirm the correct Trial Days are being displayed.
Next create a View of Showings, filtered by post ID, set by a shortcode attribute "ids". In the Loop of this View, add the post title for now. You can modify the display later. Next, add this code in your child theme's functions.php file, or create a new snippet in Toolset > Settings > Custom code:
You must edit the parent View ID to match the numeric ID of your View of Trial Days. You must edit the child View ID to match the numeric ID of your View of Showings. You must also edit the relationship slug to match your Trial Days > Showings relationship slug. You can find that in Toolset > Relationships when you edit this relationship. Finally, insert this custom shortcode where you want to display recent Showings:
Problem: I have two one-to-many post relationships that create a grandparent, parent, and child post. I have a Form that lets Users create child posts for a specific parent post. I would like to create a conditional group in the Form based on a field in the grandparent post.
Solution: Try this custom code in your child theme's functions.php file, or in a new snippet in Toolset > Settings > Custom code:
Problem: I would like to use Forms Commerce to programmatically add different products to the User's cart depending on the location of the Form they submit.
Solution: Choose the option "Always this product, regardless of inputs" and select any product. Then add a generic hidden field to the Form. Set the default value of the hidden field to be the current post ID, like this:
Then you can use custom code with the Forms Commerce API to manipulate the product by ID.
add_filter( 'cred_commerce_add_product_to_cart', 'which_product_hook', 10, 3 );
function which_product_hook( $product_id, $form_id, $post_id ) {
if ( $form_id == 123 && isset($_POST['current-post-id']) ) {
$product_id = 456;
// or use the toolset_get_related_post API to get the parent / grandparent of the current post
}
return $product_id;
}
The issue here is that the customer wanted to display their recently uploaded files to a CPT.
Solution:
The way I see this working is that you list out the members post in our view plugin ordered by the post date and just printing out the files of that post.
We would need to do it this way since we cant query the media library directly.
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