Problem:
The user would like to display fields in a repeatable field group of a related post.
Solution:
Repeatable groups need to be displayed using a view. And because you want to display the repeatable group from a related post you will need to create a content template too. The content template will be used to switch the context from the current post(bonus) to the related post(casino), and the view needs to be inserted inside this content template and hold a query filter on the relationship of the repeatable group. Does it make sense?
You will be able to display the content template by using the item attribute the same way it is used when you want to display a regular custom field.
Problem: I have a View of Users that should display information about only one User - the current logged-in User. However the View is currently showing all Users.
Solution: The Query Filter in this View requires you to use a shortcode attribute to pass in a User ID or IDs. If you do not pass in the ids shortcode attribute, all Users will be displayed. See shortcode-attribute.png.
You have added this View using a View widget in the Входящие и Исходящие widget panel (see cannot-use-widget.png). This will not work, because you cannot add a shortcode attribute to a View widget. Instead, you should use a Custom HTML widget to add this View in a wpv-view shortcode. Then pass the current User's ID into the Query Filter using the wpv-current-user shortcode and the users shortcode attribute:
Problem: I would like to display the Author User's custom field information in an Author archive, but the Types usermeta field shortcode does not seem to work.
Solution: You must include the Author's User ID in the user_id attribute in an Author archive. Unfortunately there is no built-in way to retrieve that Author's User ID simply. It requires a custom shortcode. Add the following code in your child theme's functions.php file, or to a new code snippet in Toolset > Settings > Custom Code:
function get_author_id_in_archive_func($atts) {
return get_the_author_meta('ID');
}
add_shortcode("get-author-id-in-archive", "get_author_id_in_archive_func");
This shortcode will return the User ID of the author in the current WordPress Archive.
Then go to Toolset > Settings > Front-end Content > Third party shortcode arguments and register get-author-id-in-archive. This will allow you to use the new custom shortcode as an argument in the Types usermeta field shortcode. Now your nested Types field shortcode syntax can use the user_id attribute like this:
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