• Resolved dkirmis

    (@dkirmis)


    I created a custom post type “incidents”, with several custom fields defined. I am trying to set up a form from the front-end to allow users to enter posts for that custom post type. I’ve add the shortcode [pods-form name=”incidents”] to my page. However, when I try to enter information, it does not allow me to enter the post title or main content from the general WordPress post. When I try to specify the exact fields in a list using “fields=”, it just gives the same form and ignores the fields I’ve entered. Is there a way to allow the input of a post using the shortcode and including the normal WP fields as well as my custom fields. I want to only include the fields in the post, not ID and exerpt and all the system fields.

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  • Thread Starter dkirmis

    (@dkirmis)

    link to example https://dev0.nightowlresources.com/wiki/

    title and content fields cannot be edited, and I only want those 2 and my custom fields to show

    Thread Starter dkirmis

    (@dkirmis)

    I figured out how to list the fields, but the WordPress fields post_title and post_content are still not editable. Do I list those separately? Or, do I have different custom fields instead of the general WP ones for those items?

    Thread Starter dkirmis

    (@dkirmis)

    Got help for this on the slack channel. Issue was related to CSS.

    Plugin Contributor Jim True

    (@jimtrue)

    @dkirmis Thanks for updating the ticket. I was going to suggest something roles/capabilities related since this was a front-end form with no requirement for logging in, but glad Nic was able to help you with the CSS part of this ??

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