Hi Shane
Apologies for not being in touch..I've had issues with my site being hacked so have had to restore from a backup and re-install plugins etc..
So it looks like I still have a problem with the WordPress Parent/Child system:
On page:
legacyangel.com/guardians
I have a list of CPT 'People' that are all children(with custom field CHILD = 'Yes') and next to the child's name I have a link to that persons layout:
legacyangel.com/person/child-1
On that layout there is a list (ID:2599) of potential parents (these are all CPT 'People' again with custom field GUARDIAN='Yes') and next to the potential parent is a link that takes you to the layout 'people add guardian' - ID 2573 and on this layout is an edit form (ID:2574) for the child on the previous page. Also on this form it takes the ID that has been passed in the URL of the potential guardian and adds it an the Childs parent...then when submitted it redirects back to legacyangel.com/guardians page.
This part all works fine and can be repeated over and over again with any of the potential guardians in the list...
Here's the problem:
On the child's layout page
legacyangel.com/person/child-1
there is also an option (as you know from previous discussion) to create a new CPT 'Person' who becomes the child's Parent. When selected 'Create New Guardian' it takes you to a page using the layout ID:2612 - 'people new guardian' on this page is the form id:1787 ('create-new-guardian') that sets up a new CPT person and using the hook we created:
[code]
add_action('cred_save_data','func_update_parent_field',10,2);
function func_update_parent_field($post_id,$form_data) {
if ($form_data['id']==1787 or $form_data['id'] == 4033 or $form_data['id'] == 4049) {
wp_update_post(
array(
'ID' => $_REQUEST['child_post_id'],
'post_parent' => $post_id
)
);
update_post_meta($_REQUEST['child_post_id'],'wpcf-adopted','Yes');
[/code]
makes the new Person a parent of the child passed in the URL and turns the custom field 'Adopted' of the child to - 'Yes'... This all works fine now and redirects correctly back to :
legacyangel.com/guardians
However now when I select a child to edit in View ID:2548 on this page using the code as before:
[code]
[types field="person-full-name"][/types] [wpv-conditional if="( $(wpcf-adopted) eq 'Yes' )"]- Guardian: [types field='person-full-name' id='$parent'][/types][/wpv-conditional] Choose/Change Parent....
[/code]
It takes me to the newly created CPT Parent template rather than the selected child in the list..
I know this is long-winded but hopefully makes sense..
Esentially I always want to view the child when a person is selected in the template for people page...
So to show you how I created this problem here are the 3 scenarios all starting from the legacyangel.com/guardians page:
1. Selected child and it took me to:
legacyangel.com/person/child-1
Then chose a potential guardian from list in view ID:2599 which took me to child edit page where the potential guardian was added as the Childs parent - then was redirected back to guardians page which showed that the child had been adopted.
2. I then followed process 1 above to choose a new potential guardian from the list in view ID:2599 and when I select the child here it took me to:
legacyangel.com/person/parent-1/child-1
Again when selecting a potential guardian it adds them as the Childs parent and redirects to the guardians page - and I can repeat this process over and over again..
3. I select a child as in steps 1 and 2 but this time on the person template instead of selecting a potential guardian from the list in view ID:2599 I select 'Create New Guardian' taking me to layout ID:2612 which using form ID1787 and the hook we created creates the New CPT Person, makes them parent of the selected child and then redirects to the guardians page ok.
4. THIS IS THE PROBLEM - now after creating a new CPT above as the guardian, when I select a child from the list in view ID:2548 it takes me to their parents layout page (i.e. the new Person we created in step 3) rather than the child in the list..
I shall look forward to hearing from you...If we can get this sorted then I think I'm almost there!!
Best regards
Geoff
