Hi @valuemyask
If the post type does not require a content or excerpt value then you don’t need it for forms.
However, this is depending on your CPT configuration.
How are you displaying a form at the moment?
https://docs.pods.io/faqs/what-can-you-build-with-pods/
Cheers, Jory
Oh! Found it in “Supports” under the advanced section. I thought “Editor” was the role, like “Author”. It would be kind of cool to display the person that clicked publish and the person that drafted it.
I used the Forms block in the Gutenberg editor, since I’m not budget approved for gravity forms.
Unfortunately it has zero form validation for websites, and my user testing group wondered if the entries were scrubbed for MySQL injection. Can you confirm they are?
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This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by valuemyask.
Hi @valuemyask
We follow best practices in terms of input validation, however, user input should always be verified. We do not provide any form of any-spam checks that plugins like Gravity Forms do.
I personally only advice Pods Forms for experienced developers to can easily create PHP wrappers to properly configure these forms.
It would be kind of cool to display the person that clicked publish and the person that drafted it.
If you let the CPT support authors you could add it into the form. However, you need a logged in user in order for this to work.
Cheers, Jory