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Hi Jory,

Thank you for your response.

Yes, I added this now, but still don’t show any data.

See – https://prnt.sc/v7vwv3

Here’s my ‘Template’ using pod-reference to ‘User’

https://prnt.sc/v7vvwe

Hi Jory,

I really appreciate the support so far. And I’m really eager to get this sorted. Unfortunately, the shortcode doesn’t show anything and it appeared blank. I’ve tried changing the combinations of the pods fields and it didn’t work.

I also tried using this shortcode as indicated in the documentation.

[pods name=”user” where=”id = {@user.id}”]{@my_emr.patient.my_emr}[/pods]

Also, didn’t work. Here’s my User (extended) pods fields are currently set up
https://prnt.sc/v7nkfg

Then here’s the ’emr’ custom post type which will be associated a user using the ‘patient’ field bi-directional to the ‘my_emr’ in the User pod.

https://prnt.sc/v7nltl

Basically, to explain what I’m trying to achieve here is to allow Doctors to fill in a Pods Form and simply add associate a custom post type ‘EMR” to a user via Bi-directional relationship. I was able to do this but I also want the user to see his/her associated EMR post types in a page.

Hi Jory,

Thank you so much for your quick response and assistance. I tried what you suggested but it only gave me a ‘Pod not found’ message on the page.

I also tried [pods name=”user” template=”Template”] which worked but it showed all the ‘EMR’ custom posts types from all users. I just want it to only show the list of ‘EMR’ post type associated with the current logged-in user.

It looks like I can see this in my WordPress Edit Profile section
https://prnt.sc/v5qwag

I just want to replicate the same in the frontend.

I’m using WooCommerce I think the My Account Page may have been a WooCommerce endpoint.

Let me know your thoughts