How to Add the User Related Posts to a Form Field | JetEngine

[@Art-01]

Thank u for sharing this with us. Please make new video every weeks.

[@moallaacademy]

what about "Grid listing"? is it possible to add related user name to a listing? for example i have cct and I stored user ID for each record now i want to use listing and show "Display Name" of that user ID

[@kwsim539]

Thank you for making this video. Is there a video tutorial on how to allow the user to add a post of their vehicle? I don't see it linked in the description or in the cards on the video.

[@Crocoblock]

Hello! Thanks for the comment. You can try a Setting Up Frontend Post Submission tutorial. Let us know if it helps

[@dorelys28]

Thanks for the video. Any way to do that with the Jetengine forms?

[@Crocoblock]

Hello! JetEngine forms became legacy now and we do not add new features to it. Some of the options can be added with a snippet, though, we would like to recommend you using JetFormBuilder.

[@terryyung3081]

Good video! One question: Dose the "Parent Users Section" need to be edited by admin? Or simply be linked to the post automatically when a user submits their vehicle registration frontend?

[@optimusprime4975]

Hlw sir,,, How can i add woocommerce checkout page in jet engine custom post type?Is any way?

[@ManthosManoltzas]

how to make this but with edited mode on jetform builder (not only add new)

[@ManthosManoltzas]

i mean on preset setting can't find way to work

[@Crocoblock]

Could you please let our support team check your settings and give a solution? crocoblock.com/help-center/

How can I do this inverse? I mean, add user related to a post.

[@PasinduPeirisOnline]

Good video but you should have explained why this line? 48|ID|post_title? Why can't we just put 48 there? Also I'm trying to show a repeater query on my jetform but it doesn't show.

[@Crocoblock]

Hello! Thank you for your feedback! Let's take a close look what it means: 48|ID|post_title 48 is the ID of the query built in Query Builder ID is the property from which values will be filled post_title is the property from which labels will be filled You could actually add the 4th element here in case you need to specify the property from which calculated values will be filled. But this example on the video doesn't use the 4th parameter.

[@nghitue9729]

How do you know the ID of the query built-in Query Builder@@Crocoblock