Profile: simchaH

Problem:
Autopopulate custom text field from title

Solution:
If you are using Toolset form then you will require to use "cred_save_data" hook to copy the title to custom field. If you want to copy the title to custom filed when you save the post from backend admin, you can use the "save_post" hook.

You can find the proposed solution in this case with the following reply:
https://toolset.com/forums/topic/autopopulate-text-field-from-title/#post-2258915

Relevant Documentation:
- https://toolset.com/documentation/programmer-reference/cred-api/#cred_save_data

Problem:

I have a CPT called "people". I hid the Title of the CPT in the CPT settings, and now when I go to enter all the custom fields I created for the CPT, in order to hit the "Schedule" (submit) button to create the post, it won't work unless I click in the area that shows to add a block.

Solution:

It is a feature of WordPress core, you need to input at least one of below:

- post title

- post content

Relevant Documentation:

Problem:

Remove/hide field label in Toolset post forms.

Solution:

The field label is setup as HTML codes in form content, you can try these:

Edit the post form you mentioned above, and switch to "Expert mode", remove those field labels manually.

Relevant Documentation:

Problem:

I am trying to import two spreadsheets as two separate, but related CPT's, and the two options that I have for connecting a related CPT is either by inputting the Post Title, or Post ID of the related post. Post Title is not possible to use for me since there are a bunch of Post Title's that are exactly the same wording and it will create anomalies, so I need to work with the Post ID.

Solution:

You might consider custom codes, for example:

https://toolset.com/forums/topic/setting-post-id-with-custom-field-for-import/#post-2246647

Relevant Documentation:

https://toolset.com/documentation/customizing-sites-using-php/post-relationships-api/#toolset_connect_posts

Problem:

I'm wondering if it's possible to hide the options "Status & Visibility, "Permalink", "Page Attributes", and "Content Template".

Solution:

You can remove "Page Attributes" metabox by these:

Dashboard-> Toolset-> Post types, find and edit your custom post type, in section "Sections to display when editing", disable option:
"Page Attributes"

You can hide all those metaboxes for current logged-in user, by these:

Edit/create a post, click the "Option" button, see screenshot: option.PNG, click "Preferences" link, Click the “Panels” tab, and disable those options.

Relevant Documentation: