Jim True

Elegant solution, Phi! Works like a charm ??

Perfect, thanks Phi!

Absolutely brilliant, Phi! Thank you so much for an amazing plugin. Awesome work ??

Please add your feedback to that GitHub bug report.

This came up on the Slack Chat. The problem is that they shouldn’t have been using ACT’s instead of Custom Post Types.

WordPress 4.7 added support for recognizing Custom Post Types on Page Templates. This FAQ answers how to do that in your theme.

https://docs.pods.io/faqs/how-to-page-template-from-theme-with-custom-post-types/

the ONCE template tag has been deprecated:
https://docs.pods.io/displaying-pods/template-tags/once-template-tag/

Use the :first CSS indicator if you’d like to use that functionality in your code or use PHP.

You should be using the built in properties archive for WP. You can enable that under Advanced Options, Enable Archive

Anytime you create a shortcode archive view, you’re removing the power of taxonomy filters and a lot of the work WordPress does naturally.

If you switch to an actual archive, your search and filters plug-in will just work, so will FacetWP which is the plug-in we usually recommend because it has Pods features built in and you can also use it against our Pods Templates in the FacetWP loop:
https://docs.pods.io/plugins/facetwp/

@calango84 I think you posted this on the Gravity Forms Facebook Group.

You cannot use Gravity Forms + Custom Post Types in addition with Pods Gravity Forms Add-On.

The Gravity Forms + Custom Post Types is designed around using ONLY Post Fields and mapping the custom post types through those fields. A Feed is not created; it just writes directly to the Post using the settings in the Post Body Field or Post Title Field.

The Pods Gravity Forms Add-On uses a Feed that maps DIRECTLY to your Pod. You cannot use any post fields if you want this to work correctly.

I just did a test this morning. Two things:

1. You need to be using the File Upload fields, NOT Post Fields
2. You need to be mapping the field through the Pods Feed in the Pods Gravity Forms Add-On.

Editing the record AFTER creating it is not supported (ie you can’t load the images back into the file upload fields), but you can ‘replace them’ using the edit functionality.

If you’re still having issues after trying it out, please bring your problem to the Pods Slack Channel at https://support.pods.io/chat/

You should be using the Pods Gravity Forms Add-On with Pods and Gravity Forms. Yes/No fields are saved as value 1 or 0

You can’t use traversed fields in the if Template tag. If you need that, you need to each through venue_or_series and then if those fields inside that relationship loop. Or you need to nest your if statements.

Nope, we don’t have any specific support for Elementor. We’re focusing our resources on the Block editor and more WordPress specific support. You can use our Pods Templates for looping through relationships in Elementor. It works just fine.
https://docs.pods.io/videos/grow-beyond-posts-pages-introduction-pods-framework/

Call them in your Single Post Templates with the Pods Single Item Widget and check the box for use current post.

I’m glad you were able to work that out. I’m closing this.

If you’ve created Characteristic as a Custom Taxonomy with Pods, you can add images to it. It sounds like your actual question is how to integrate that with WooCommerce (since those are the other terms you’re using) and how to integrate those into your WooCommerce output.

My recommendation: just add those characteristics as another Product Category with sub categories. WooCommerce is a pain to get those items to show easily.

Extending built in Category means you want to add new fields (term meta) to WP Category Taxonomy or you want to enable Pods Templates to work on Category