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It works!!! Thank you so much!!! ??

Actually I thought of that too and tried that, it didn’t work. It only display the shortcode, not the form.

Hi Michael,

I was just trying to pass the $url variable through href and you are right, it has got to do with the href attribute. I thought it was a CMB2 issue, I am sorry to have raised it here. But anyway, it is a syntax issue on how php encode html , and by adding href=”‘. $url . ‘”, I was able to get it to work.

Thank you for pointing me to the right direction!

Hi Michael,

I did try all the options available from CMB2 but none of them worked. But, you are probably right. I looked a little bit into gravity form, and they did say that “the “Add Form” button will only be displayed on the default Post or Page edit screens.”
https://www.gravityhelp.com/documentation/article/gform_display_add_form_button/

I would have to study that a little further to see how to implement.Thank you for all your input!

Hi Michael,

Yes, I’d like to have the tinyMCE button for gravity form, is that possible?

And thank you for your help with displaying the option fields, it worked great!

Michael, I successfully added the site options to my cpt archive, yay! It was not hard like you’ve said, thanks for your help! But I have a question, when I set my own CMB2 fields, am I suppose to change the ‘myprefix’ to something? I left it as it is, and it still works, but just want to do it right.

So my next question is, I added a WYSIWYG to it, expecting it to show up like the default WP editor so that I may add a Gravity Form for the front-end. Well, that option wasn’t available. I know I could probably use CMB2 to add all the form fields, but I am afraid I can’t handle the complexity. Any suggestions on how to go about this?

Also, I am yet to figure out how to display all of that new fields front-end. I did use CMB2 for another CPT and was able to display all the fields front-end. Are the steps similar?

Thank you again for all your help!!

Thank you for the explanation, Michael! I was just really intimidated by the snippet and didn’t know where to begin! But your note is really helpful, and I am going to attempt it. I will update with results/questions! ??

Thank you for responding to my request, Justin! However being self-taught and quite a newbie at WP theming, this is probably a little too complex for me to implement and understand without any documentation. Where do I put the snippet?

Thanks Michael, I’ll just keep it simple by just prefixing them. ??

Here you go: https://pastebin.com/6ZdYyA1x

Thank you!!!

Sorry, the code didn’t display properly, here’s the code in pastebin:

https://pastebin.com/ibCRfAVz

Thank you for your reply, Michael. I am kind of a beginner at this, so I am not sure what’s the best practice when comes to this. I guess I could just echo the corresponding field name/key before each values, but I want to know the right way to do it.

So below is what I did to display the “values”. I am by no means a programmer, and this is the first time I did all these. It took me a lot of trial and error to get me there, and everything is displaying correctly, so I am assuming I did it right? But what I am missing is the field key. For example, do I just echo ‘Population:’ to have the word ‘Population:’ before the population value? I can follow the logic of PHP if it is not too complex, I just want to do it the right way. If you can guide me towards the right direction, I’d really appreciate it! ??

echo ‘<section class=”country-profile”>’;

$entries = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘country_profile’, true );

foreach ( (array) $entries as $key => $entry ) {

$img = $population = $religion = $evangelical = $footnote = $country_profile_summary = ”;

if ( isset( $entry[‘image_id’] ) ) {
$img = wp_get_attachment_image( $entry[‘image_id’], ‘share-pick’, null, array(
‘class’ => ‘thumb’,
) );
}

if ( isset( $entry[‘population’] ) )
$population = esc_html( $entry[‘population’] );

if ( isset( $entry[‘religion’] ) ) {

$religions = $entry[‘religion’];

foreach ( (array) $religions as $key => $religion ) {
echo ‘

‘;
echo ‘
• ‘ . $religion . ‘

‘;
echo ‘

‘;
}
};

if ( isset( $entry[‘evangelical’] ) )
$evangelical = esc_html( $entry[‘evangelical’] );

if ( isset( $entry[‘footnote’] ) )
$footnote = esc_html( $entry[‘footnote’] );

if ( isset( $entry[‘country_profile_summary’] ) )
$country_profile_summary = wpautop( $entry[‘country_profile_summary’] );

echo $img;
echo $population;
echo $evangelical;
echo ‘<span class=”foot-note”>’ . $footnote . ‘</span>’;
echo $country_profile_summary;

};

echo ‘</section>’;
echo ‘<section class=”tc-profile”>’;

$name = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘_school_name’, true );
$url = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘_school_url’, true );
$since = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘_school_since’, true );
$programs = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘_school_program’, true);
$tc_profile = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘_school_tc_profile’, true);

echo esc_html( $name ) . ‘</br>’;
echo “” . esc_url( $url ) . ‘</br>’;
echo $since;
foreach ( (array) $programs as $key => $program ) {
echo ‘

‘;
echo ‘
• ‘ . $program . ‘

‘;
echo ‘

‘;
};
echo wpautop( $tc_profile );

echo ‘</section>’;