The problem here is that the user is creating their custom fields but wanted to convert one field type to another and noticed that some field types cant be converted to another type.
Solution:
This has to do with how the fields are formatted by our plugins in the database. What this means is that some custom fields you won't be able to convert from a simple field to a more complex custom field, example move from a single link to a WYSIWYG field.
Similarly with checkboxes, you won't be able to move from a single line to a checkbox field. Hence why some fields are not allowed to be converted to another field type.
Problem:
How can I display a repeating Custom Field with Toolset, and check if it stores some values (exists)?
Solution:
1. To display a repeating field, you simply insert it with the "Fields and Views" GUI.
It will ask you what divider to use for the instances of the Field, and then output all instances available.
As example this will display my single line repeating field separated by a comma:
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