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That must be display on single post page.
Right now I’m getting the values typed in, in the form (dashboard/custom post type and field)
– These values should be types in from their buddypress profile.I’m using this code on single-cpt.php – Which is showing the final post:
<h4> Price: <?php echo types_render_field('show-price'); ?> EURO </h4>
where ‘show-price’ is the slug from types’ custom field group.
On their individual pages, under blog (buddyblog) is there a list of the posts that user has created.
When clicked it goes to the single-cpt page.Hope that makes sense.
Okay, I think I get it now. Thank you so much.
I created a select with two options, and it pops up for the user. Yaaah!
However I get this error:
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in wp-content/plugins/bp-simple-front-end-post/core/classes/class-edit-form.php on line 523This one was only for testing, so maybe I just need to type in some info
Maybe you would like to know 🙂Again thank you!!
Thanks Brajesh.
And thank you for a swift reply 🙂It made me a bit more confused..
That filter you have added here, where should I upload that?My post type has created with this plugin –
https://wordpress.org/plugins/types/
It saves the fields in fields group, does that make any difference?I have created a test field with a textfield called testcf.
And uploaded to my-functions.phpSo the code should be like this, right;
add_filter( ‘buddyblog_post_form_settings’, ‘buddydev_custom_buddyblog_settings’ );
function buddydev_custom_buddyblog_settings( $settings ) {
$custom_fields = $settings[‘testcf’];
$custom_fields[‘new_meta_key’] = array(
‘type’ => ‘text’,
‘label’ => ‘test custom field text’,
‘default’ => ”
);//and repeat
//then update settings
$settings[‘testcf’] = $custom_fields;
return $settings;
}But I don’t get any result..