Scott Kingsley Clark

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For reference, can you share the code you were using to do this that wasn’t working?

• This reply was modified 2 months, 1 week ago by Scott Kingsley Clark.

The fix went out for this this past week.

Sorry our site has been inundated with spam bots lately and that CleanTalk plugin has helped a bit. Unfortunately this form should have less stringent checks and I don’t know how to allow that through the config or customizations yet.

Send me the same details via email: support @ (our domain name).

Could you please provide your Site Health information to help us determine what might be causing this problem? To get that, you can go to your WordPress dashboard area and go to: Tools > Site Health > Info, then Press the “Copy site info to clipboard” button, and paste the results here.

I’m wondering also if you have any object cache enabled on the site and if there are any problems with creating content outside of Pods like creating new posts or pages.

Can you clarify what you are passing that PHP into?

You should try out using our find() method on the Pods object: https://docs.pods.io/code/pods/find/

Currently the Pods shortcode run in the template context does not pick up the parent template’s pod/ID.

The Pods Form shortcode and block uses our form() method (https://docs.pods.io/code/pods/form/) and it supports an output type option. You can choose from div (default), p, ul, or table.

From there you can use custom css rules to override display. The easiest one for you to customize may be the div output option.

For those who are looking for totally customizing their whole form, you can build your own form fields with your own markup. You can handle form processing through a save() call: https://docs.pods.io/code/pods/save/

Do you have shortcodes enabled for Pods Templates? Just checking to see if that might be related.

I’m going to check this use case out while I prep this upcoming release.

https://docs.pods.io/displaying-pods/pods-templates/using-shortcodes-in-pods-templates/

Looking into this for the release I’m planning this week.

Pods 3.2.6 has resolved the issue for sites running WP 6.5 and below.

I haven’t seen this issue before, are you sure it’s not related to access rights?

You can go to Pods Admin > Access Rights Review and look at the Content Visibility setting there for that custom post type that you are embedding.

If you set it to Public OR Enable Dynamic Fields (not using the WP Default) then that should get you where you need to be. If your Restricted Dynamic Features are set to Display and Forms, then you may want to unrestrict Display if you still want a non-public content type and it’s fields embeddable.

There is a WP-CLI command available through this plugin: https://github.com/pods-framework/pods-convert

It will allow you to convert a pod type or pod storage.

You will need to enable the Advanced Content Types or Table Storage components in Pods Admin > Components to gain access to those advanced features. They are off by default.

I’ve tested on WP 6.4 and 6.5 now with no luck in reproducing the issue.

If you’d like to join our Live Community Pods Slack at https://support.pods.io/chat/ — I’m sure we can help you debug this more quickly and get to the bottom of the issue. Once you join, just look for me and send me a Direct Message and I can work with you to figure this out.