A user reported that the "cred-delete-relationship" shortcode is not working inside one of the views.
Solution:
Guided that, in the "cred-delete-relationship" shortcode, the "role_items" attribute works in a view where a relationship filter is being used.
Since the view in question is not using any relationship filter, you'll need to replace the "role_items" attribute with the "related_item_one" and "related_item_two" attributes.
Problem: I have an edit post form displayed on a page with several post relationship forms. In the edit post form I have a parent select field. I cannot see the selected parent post name, it seems to be hidden by CSS.
Solution: In this case it appears that custom code was added to one or more of the relationship forms to hide the selected parent post. This custom code is also causing the selected parent post to disappear from the post edit form. You must scope the custom CSS code in the relationship form to only target the relationship form selectors, since this CSS will also be included on the page with the edit post form.
Setup Repeating Fields sort order using PHP codes.
Solution:
Toolset Types plugin is using a custom field to store the sort order of Repeating Fields, the field slug is "_wpcf-{field-slug}-sort-order", and field value is in serialized array format.
For example Repeating Fields "start-date", the sort order field slug is "_wpcf-start-date-sort-order", and field value is:
Problem: I would like to access some information from a Relationship Form in a cred_save_data hook, but it does not seem to be working as expected. The hook is not fired at all.
Solution: Unfortunately cred_save_data and the other form submission APIs do not apply to relationship forms, and there is no other relationship form API available. For now, you could use the post relationship APIs like toolset_association_created and toolset_before_association_delete to listen for these association events and respond programmatically. See the last link in the relevant documentation section for more information about a quirk when using the post relationships API and editing parent/child posts in the wp-admin area of the site.
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