The issue here is that the user wanted to translate the submit button on their search view.
Solution:
Are you currently using WPML to do the translations for the texts ? If so then you can use the WPML String translations module to translate the submit button text.
The problem here was that the user's custom shortcode wasn't working in our Toolset conditional code.
Solution:
In order for custom shortcodes to work with our Toolset Conditional shortcode you need to register the shortcode at Toolset -> Settings -> Frontend and under 3rd Party shortcode arguments you will add the name of your shortcode.
Problem:
The issue here is that the user wanted to setup 2FA with our Toolset user registration forms.
Solution:
Unfortunately this is not something that is integrated into our Toolset Forms plugin. For this case you will need to use a 2FA plugin that will email the user their 2FA settings once they have signed up for your site.
Perhaps you can try the plugin below as it seems to be able to send out emails to the users to setup their 2FA https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-2fa/
Problem:
The user would like to implement site options using a custom post type and a post. He would like to use its custom fields as options and render their values, and links, in menus.
Solution:
Hello and thank you for contacting the Toolset support.
I am not familiar with Elementor Navigation Menus, but if you are talking about a regular WordPress menu, I'll suggest using this 3rd party plugin and put the shortcode in the desired menus: https://wordpress.org/plugins/shortcode-in-menus/
Or you can use the shortcode in a custom code that is hooked to wp_nav_menu_items or wp_nav_menu_{$menu->slug}_items with the do_shortcode function
The issue here is that the user was wondering if it is possible to display the Toolset custom taxonomies in Elementor.
Solution:
Yes you can add your custom taxonomies created with Toolset into your Elementor Template. This can be done by using the [wpv-post-taxonomy] shortcode.
Problem: I have a checkboxes group custom field created in Types. I would like to use this checkboxes group as a filter in a custom search View, but I would like to use custom text for each option instead of the text shown in the custom checkboxes group field settings for each option.
Solution: Use the wpv-control-postmeta shortcode to create a custom filter with custom text for each option.
Problem:
The user would like to include HTML entities such as ampersand (&), quotes ("), an apostrophe (') in a CSV file when importing custom posts using the CSV Importer plugin.
