Profile: Zoren_LeoL6293

Zoren_LeoL6293

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Status	Topic	Supporter	Voices	Posts	Freshness
	Option to remove the ID in the post reference field from the CRED form. Started by: Zoren_LeoL6293 in: Toolset Professional Support		3	8	6 years, 5 months ago Christian Cox
	Error warning on CRED form with post reference field. Started by: Zoren_LeoL6293 in: Toolset Professional Support		3	7	6 years, 5 months ago Beda
	Cred editing form does not update the permalink based on post title Started by: Zoren_LeoL6293 in: Toolset Professional Support Quick solution available Problem: If you change a post title with a Toolset Form it doesn't update the permalink. Solution: That's correct, which is just the same behaviour as editing posts in the WordPress backend. To do so you would use the CRED API, namely the cred_save_data hook, to trigger a code snippet that would modify the post_name field.		2	3	6 years, 5 months ago Zoren_LeoL6293
	Loop through the repeatable field groups using PHP code Started by: Zoren_LeoL6293 in: Toolset Professional Support Quick solution available Problem: Loop through the repeatable field groups using PHP code Solution: To query the repeating field group posts using PHP - you can use the post relationship API function toolset_get_related_posts . You can find proposed solution, in this case, with the following reply: https://toolset.com/forums/topic/loop-through-the-repeatable-field-groups-using-php-code/#post-948459 Relevant Documentation: https://toolset.com/documentation/customizing-sites-using-php/post-relationships-api/#toolset_get_related_posts		2	3	6 years, 5 months ago Zoren_LeoL6293
	Using CRED form to create page becomes Child of the existing Parent page Started by: Zoren_LeoL6293 in: Toolset Professional Support		2	3	6 years, 5 months ago Zoren_LeoL6293
	Custom query for post reference field Started by: Zoren_LeoL6293 in: Toolset Professional Support Quick solution available Problem: How to customize SQL query for post reference field to be able to display what specific post title that is connected to the custom post type? Solution: We don't provide the customize SQL query support, you can try the solution here: https://toolset.com/forums/topic/custom-query-for-post-reference-field/#post-921113 Relevant Documentation: https://toolset.com/documentation/post-relationships/how-to-display-related-posts-with-toolset/		2	3	6 years, 5 months ago Zoren_LeoL6293
	Extend the admin search through post reference custom field Started by: Zoren_LeoL6293 in: Toolset Professional Support Quick solution available Problem: Extend the admin search through post reference custom field Solution: There is no such native feature exists using which you can add the post reference field in admin search. You can find proposed solution, in this case, with the following reply: https://toolset.com/forums/topic/extend-the-admin-search-through-post-reference-custom-field/#post-919793 Relevant Documentation:		2	3	6 years, 6 months ago Zoren_LeoL6293
	Control View’s output with Access that belongs to specific users. Started by: Zoren_LeoL6293 in: Toolset Professional Support Quick solution available Problem: How to display posts in views with Access that only belongs to specific users in the post group. Solution: Unfortunatel this is not possible, however there has been a feature request filed for this so this feature could appear in the future.		2	3	6 years, 9 months ago Shane
	Loop and display all parent post then sort order by the date of the child. Started by: Zoren_LeoL6293 in: Toolset Professional Support Quick solution available Problem How to loop and display all parent post, then sort order that list by the date of the child post? Solution In a View, you can order by 2 arguments, a primary and secondary, but there is no orderby "the parent post". As a possible solution, you can create a View, and query the Child Post Type. Those you can order by their date in the orderby setting. Then, in the Loop, you will have to call the related parent Posts. What you can also do is create 2 Views, in one you query the parent post and order it by what you need, in the second View you query the Child posts (that are a child to the post in the loop). Those you can order again as you need. Then you insert the second View into the first's View Loop. Then, the first View is inserted in a page, and will produce this sort of result: - parent post (ordered by what you chose) -- child post (ordered by what you chose) -- child post (ordered by what you chose) -- child post (ordered by what you chose) - another parent post (ordered by what you chose) -- another child post (ordered by what you chose) -- another child post (ordered by what you chose) -- another child post (ordered by what you chose) Relevant Documentation https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/displaying-fields-of-parent-pages/ https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/displaying-fields-grandparents/		2	2	6 years, 9 months ago Beda

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