This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
I have many to many relationships Events-->session<--Members where session is child of both Event and Member post type. Everything is working fine except this:
[cred_post_parent get='id'] [cred_post_parent get='title'] [cred_post_parent get='url']
Solution:
If there are multiple parents for a Custom post type (many-to-many), in the cred form we need to add 'post_type' attribute in the shortcodes, for example:
ID: [cred_post_parent get='id' post_type='event'] <br /> Title: [cred_post_parent get='title' post_type='event'] <br /> URL: [cred_post_parent get='url' post_type='event']
Whereas 'event' is the parent's custom post type slug.
Relevant Documentation:
https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/cred-forms-for-child-content/
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Last updated by Khurram 6 years, 8 months ago.
Assisted by: Noman.
Hello Khurram,
1. I have created a custom function that you can use, please add this code in theme’s functions.php file:
function check_parent_type(){
// 'parent_event_id' will be your URL parameter of cred child form
if( isset($_GET) && $_GET['parent_event_id'] != '' ){
return 'parent1';
}
// 'parent_member_id' will be your URL parameter of cred child form
elseif( isset($_GET) && $_GET['parent_member_id'] != '' ){
return 'parent2';
}
}
==> Whereas “parent_event_id” & “parent_member_id” can be replaced by the URL parameter that you see in your cred child form url for each post type.
2. Please make sure to Register the custom function first in Toolset >> Settings >> Front-end Content >> Functions inside conditional evaluations (see attached screenshot).
3. In the CRED form please use these shortcodes with conditional output:
[wpv-conditional if="( check_parent_type() eq 'parent1' )"] ID: [cred_post_parent get='id' post_type='event'] <br /> Title: [cred_post_parent get='title' post_type='event'] <br /> URL: [cred_post_parent get='url' post_type='event'] <br /> [/wpv-conditional] [wpv-conditional if="( check_parent_type() eq 'parent2' )"] ID: [cred_post_parent get='id' post_type='member'] <br /> Title: [cred_post_parent get='title' post_type='member'] <br /> URL: [cred_post_parent get='url' post_type='member'] <br /> [/wpv-conditional]
==> Whereas ‘event’ and ‘member’ are parent CPT slugs, can be replaced with post type slug.
I hope this workaround solution is good for your case. Thank you
