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  • Thread Starter hoohum

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    Hi Michael, Understood. Thank you for letting me know. Many thanks, Barry.

    Thread Starter hoohum

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    Hi Shabti, Did this feature get added? I’m a new user so I may not see things so clearly. Just to recap, I created a page in Elementor with the intention it be used to edit existing posts, added a front end form set to action: edit posts. Added an ACF field group and saved. I open the page and I expect to see a drop down with an option to select a custom post to edit from a specific custom post type, set when creating the form within elementor. But I don’t see any option to choose any post to edit so I’m struck? This is definitely my lack of knowledge as I’m sure I’ve misunderstood what to do. How do I use this page to select a post to edit please? I need to see the form then I’m expecting just above it to see a list of posts that I can choose from to select one to edit. Many thanks, Barry.

    For custom post types open wpfp-page-template.php, uncomment and edit the following line:

    //$qry[‘post_type’] = array(‘post’,’page’);

    to be…..

    $qry[‘post_type’] = array(‘post’,’page’,’my-custom-post-slug’);

    That worked for me.

    The issue is now solved for me. I found a Toolset support ticket (I use Toolset too) and I added the following to my child theme functions.php page:

    add_shortcode( ‘my-wpfp-link’, ‘my_wpfp_link_func’ );
    function my_wpfp_link_func(){
    return wpfp_link(1);
    }

    In an Elementor text element on the page I then added:

    [my-wpfp-link]

    …and then everything worked. I don’t think there’s any reason why this wouldn’t work without Toolset. It’s just a solution that Toolset happened to provide.

    Thread Starter hoohum

    (@hoohum)

    The issue is now solved. I found a Toolset support ticket (I use Toolset too) and I added the following to my child theme functions.php page:

    add_shortcode( ‘my-wpfp-link’, ‘my_wpfp_link_func’ );
    function my_wpfp_link_func(){
    return wpfp_link(1);
    }

    In an Elementor text element on the page I then added:

    [my-wpfp-link]

    …and then everything worked. I don’t think there’s any reason why this wouldn’t work without Toolset. It’s just a solution that Toolset happened to provide.

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