Thank you for fixing the link!
Yes, they have been created with WP-Types. So they already appear on the post type - I don't want to add them again, if that makes sense. I just want to track their changes.
To give it a bit of context, I maintain the website for a large hospital with a number of laboratories. I have a custom post type called "Lab Tests".
This has the following fields, all created in WP-Types:
Sample Unit (e.g. mL)
Sample Size (e.g. 40)
Sample Type (e.g. Blood, Urine, etc.)
Special Timings (e.g. must be tested within 48 hours)
Patient Preparation (e.g. Patient must refrain from vigorous physical activity for 48 hours beforehand.)
I want to make sure that if any of the above values is changed, that change is tracked as a revision - and it shows the revisions screen like it does for regular pages (which use the editor) e.g. clearly showing that Sample Size has been changed from 40 to 50.
Does this make sense?
Thank you.
