Fields not saved
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February 26, 2014 at 7:37 pm 15862 | |
Mark | I have a custom post type with some custom taxonomies and a form to post to it. Form is on a page using shortcode. Custom fields are defined for input, with a name. Custom taxonomy as dropdown.
What happens after submit button is pressed is:
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February 26, 2014 at 8:12 pm 15865 | |
Knut | I have another form posting to another post type on the same site. It also has custom taxonomies and custom fields. Everything works as expected. Nothing to be found on the debug.log (WP_DEBUG is true). I can’t quite understand what makes this problem form different from the other, in principle. Saving from the admin interface work normal. |
February 28, 2014 at 10:49 am 15929 | |
Mahi | Check this Documentation : http://docs.wedevs.com/stuck-in-a-endless-loop/ |
February 28, 2014 at 2:36 pm 15944 | |
Knut | Thank you for the reply. This solved it mostly. The response was that a custom field was empty. This field is required by Pods plugin, but also required by the form made with this plugin. This works fine on another form, also posting to a CPT made my Pods, also with a required custom field. By removing the “required” attribute from the Pods definition, it now works. The two problems that Pods should fix is:
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April 9, 2014 at 11:53 pm 18412 | |
alsur | I was wondering if there are references/docs regarding PODS and WPUF integration. Currently only a Gravity Form integration is available but with the sophisticated builders and relation handling of PODS it would be great to see a plugin to integrate PODS elements (metadata) as available to publish from WPUF back. I’ve read and old entry from Tareq regarding this on WP forums. Any realistic chance of that happening? Thanks. |
June 18, 2014 at 12:41 am 22078 | |
Mark | I am having this problem as well. The taxonomies display ok on the front end form however when I save the item the taxonomies do not save. Other fields save ok, just not the custom taxonomy fields. The taxonomies are created using CPT-onomies: Using Custom Post Types as Taxonomies |