Problem:
When my post type plural name has non-latin characters then users below Adminsitrators cannot access that post type even if allowed so by Toolset Access settings.
Problem: I have a custom select field. When admins edit a post in wp-admin, they can change the field selection successfully. When Users with a custom role edit the same post, the custom field resets and nothing is selected.
Solution: In this case, it appears that HTML in the field content (value) is the main problem. Replace HTML in the field content with a basic number, then resave the posts if needed.
Problem: I would like to use one Form to create a post and add repeating field groups at the same time.
Solution: It's not currently possible to manage posts and RFGs in the same Form. You must use two Forms, one to create the post and then another to create a RFG.
Problem:
Client wants to create something like a dashboard page for users where they can see their own content or profile fields of that user.
Solution:
You have a View to show users on that My Account page.
You need to add a Query Filter to specify which user to display. You can't directly add a filter for "current user", you have to do it by specifying that the user ID is set by a shortcode attribute (by default the attribute is called users, but you can change this), see screenshot.
Now go back to where you insert the View and manually add the users attribute, and use a shortcode (which you can insert with the Fields and Views button) to provide the ID of the current user, which results in this:
Problem:
How to auto fill the parent field with current post ID with Toolset forms
Solution:
You should use value attribute and assign it the current post ID using shortcode [wpv-post-id] in order to auto select the current post ID from parent dropdown select.
For example:
<div class="hide_parent">
[cred_field field='@dom-otzyvy.parent' select_text='--- not set ---' value="[wpv-post-id]" class='form-control' output='bootstrap']
</div>
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