Problem:
The issue here is that the user's text search is not working.
Solution:
In this user's case the problem was that they were missing the appropriate query filter for the search.
If you are experiencing this issue I would recommend not to copy and paste the search box from a different view but rather to click on the text search button to add it to each view individually.
The issue here is that the custom field value is not saving if the user had a conditional for that field and then removed the conditional field that is required.
Solution:
I was able to identify this bug and submitted it to our development team to fix, however no fix has been published yet.
However his link was being rendered multiple times even though it should only be there once. Solution:
This was actually caused by the [wpv-post-taxonomy type="age-category" separator=" "] Shortcodes as it is rendering the taxonomy terms as links which breaks the wrapping a tag.
To resolve this just change the format of the taxonomy output from a link to just the name.
[wpv-post-taxonomy type="age-category" separator=" " format='name']
Problem:
How to display content conditionally on taxonomy term archive based on term custom field
Solution:
You can use [wpv-conditional] to check the term custom field value on term archive page.
For example:
[wpv-conditional if="( '[types termmeta='module-partner-logo' output='raw' term_id='[wpv-taxonomy-archive info='id']'][/types]' ne '' )"]
Your code goes here
[/wpv-conditional]
Problem: I would like to use PHP to loop over all the terms assigned to a post and display some formatted text using a custom field applied to the term.
Solution: Use the native WordPress method wp_get_post_terms to get all the terms associated with a specific post. Then use foreach to loop over the terms. Inside that loop, use the types_render_termmeta API to retrieve the custom field values and echo the formatted text string.
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