floi13

Solved the issue by doing the following things. Maybe this helps someone who tries a similar thing.

1) add this code to my functions.php:

function dynamic_select_field_values ( $scanned_tag, $replace ) {  
    if($scanned_tag['name'] != 'YOUR CF7 FIELDNAME HERE') return $scanned_tag;
    $rows = get_posts(
    	array ( 
	     'post_type' => 'YOUR CPT NAME HERE',  
	     'numberposts' => -1,  
	     'orderby' => 'title',  
	     'order' => 'ASC' 
        )
    );
    if(!$rows) return $scanned_tag;
    foreach($rows as $row) {  
        $scanned_tag['raw_values'][] = $row->post_title . '|' . $row->post_title;
    }
    $pipes = new WPCF7_Pipes($scanned_tag['raw_values']);
    $scanned_tag['values'] = $pipes->collect_befores();
    $scanned_tag['pipes'] = $pipes;
  
    return $scanned_tag;  
}  
add_filter( 'wpcf7_form_tag', 'dynamic_select_field_values', 10, 2);

2) add an element with corresponding name in your CF7 form:
[radio YOUR CF7 FIELDNAME HERE use_label_element default:1]

Hi bcworkz,

You’re right; the plan b wasn’t something I wanted to do, it was more of an alternative.
Hmz, a separate request you say.. perhaps I’ll drop the whole api approach and just display all wanted data through standard WordPress loop.

Owell, you learn and you try (=

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by floi13.

After some tinkering about, it looks like it has to do something with the default value.
When I uncheck all projects (set to false) and check only one project (set one to true), I get 3 times a ‘boolean:false’ back and one ‘boolean:true’.

Seems correct so far…

But what if I want to use the default ‘true’ value?