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nice but that would involve creating more forms, which can be hard to manage. Would ur development team consider something like this.. for a better UX management? Just suggesting, hope u dun mind or what're ur thoughts?

eg. form with 10 custom fields - [mb_frontend_form id='advice-form']
- form [mb_frontend_form id='advice-form' fields='-cf1,-cf3'] to dynamically display 8 custom fields,
- another form [mb_frontend_form id='advice-form' fields='-cf8,-cf9,-cf0'] to dynamically display 7.

thank you for ur patience. it works. i had the ajax on. thank you again Long

yes but by doing that, im creating a relationship from the submited post_id to the submited post_id; which isnt what im looking for and redundant

do_action( 'mb_relationships_add', $from, $to, $id, $order_from, $order_to );

so from the documentation -> the submitted post is $post_id, but my question is how do i get the current post id $to when get_the_ID() and get_queried_object_id() doesnt work

do_action( 'mb_relationships_add', $post_id, $to, $id, $order_from, $order_to );

hi long,

im confused. 1) where can i find the field_id. i created using the relationship builder.

2) thank you for ref 🙂 but will the set-meta work for the related post also, since post-meta and the relationship values are saved in different db.

yes, the user will not need to set the relationship as the post they are on (when they fill the form), should be the related post

I created a relationship between post to expert (post cpt). Author will create a expert that will link/relate to a post.

I'm trying to display the linked/related posts on the author archive page.

Im using the tutorial from metabox doc but getting a Invalid argument supplied for foreach() error.

sample

<?php

$auid = get_the_author_meta( 'ID' );

$args = array(
    'author' => '$auid',
    'post_type' => 'post'
    );

$my_query = new WP_Query( $args );

MB_Relationships_API::each_connected( [
    'id'   => 'expert-challenge',
    'to' => $my_query->posts, // Set to $my_query.
] );

while ( $my_query->have_posts() ) : $my_query->the_post();

    // Display connected pages
    foreach ( $post->connected as $p ) :
      echo $p->post_title;

        // More code here.
    endforeach;

      echo '<pre>'; var_dump($my_query->posts) ; echo '</pre>';
      
endwhile;
//wp_reset_postdata();