Based on what you described, the cleanest setup is to stop relying on the default keyword search for this part and use a custom search form with a Team dropdown that filters the Games View by the selected team. The default [frm-search] search looks for string matches, so a term like men can also match women . A dropdown filter avoids that problem … Read more
Yes — you can search a View by the Model field What you want is a View page with a search form added to that same page. Setup steps p]:inline” data-streamdown=”list-item”>Go to Views p]:inline” data-streamdown=”list-item”>Choose a format that lists all entries p]:inline” data-streamdown=”list-item”>Include your Model field in the output if needed p]:inline” data-streamdown=”list-item”>Create or edit the page where you … Read more
Can I make a search form that links to the display of all the entries of a particular model? Yes — you can do that If you want a search form that lets someone choose a model and then view matching entries, Formidable Forms supports this through a View with search. A typical setup is: p]:inline” data-streamdown=”list-item”>add a search … Read more
You want the exact setup for making one form pull submitted values from another form into a dropdown. Here’s the standard way to do it with a Lookup field. Exact setup 1) Create the source form This is the form that stores the data you want to reuse. p]:inline” data-streamdown=”list-item”>Add the field(s) whose submitted values you … Read more
To enable front-end sorting in Formidable Visual Views, follow these steps: Open your View: Go to Formidable > Views and click on your specific View. Access Sort & Filter: Click on the Sort & Filter tab in the right-hand sidebar. Add Sort Link: Under the Sort Order section, look for the field you want users to sort by. Click the three dots (⋮) or the settings icon next to … Read more
Yes, you can create a new tag using Formidable Forms Pro, just like with categories. To set this up: Add a Field: In your form, add a “Text” or “Tags” field where the user can type the tag name. Go to Settings: Navigate to Settings > Actions & Notifications and edit your Create Post action. Map the Tag: Scroll down to the Taxonomies/Categories section. Configure: Select Tags from the dropdown and … Read more
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A dynamic field is used to load its options from another form’s entries. Based on the documentation I found, the basic setup is: How to use a dynamic field p]:inline” data-streamdown=”list-item”>Add a Dynamic field. p]:inline” data-streamdown=”list-item”>Set it to Load options from form entries. p]:inline” data-streamdown=”list-item”>Select the field from that form whose values should appear as the choices. Example For example, a … Read more
To create a category from the front end, you can use the Formidable Forms Pro plugin already active on your site. Here is how to set it up: Create a Form: Go to Formidable > Forms and create a new form. Add a “Text” field for the category name. Set up Actions: In the form Settings > Actions & Notifications, add a Create Post action. Map Taxonomy: In the … Read more
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