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Hi @hozefasmile thanks for using this plugin 🙂
I did not understand the problem, could you explain better what is the result you want to get?

This is what I see in the post type created with other plugins:
https://ibb.co/dJ0GVNm
This is what I see in the post type created with this plugin:
https://ibb.co/MpFc1Nv

I see in both post types a button, and in the post type “icons” another block (wp-block-lazyblock-uni-icon-by-id).
So in the post type created with other plugins there is no custom block?

Hi @joycekwc 🙂 thanks for using this plugin.

The URL field type will be added in future updates.
If you use the text field type, you can manage the frontend output however you want (see the developer documentation on the website).

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• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by TotalPress.org.

Hi @chiarajolly thanks for using this plugin 🙂

This is the first report of this problem. If you can’t solve it, install the previous version (https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/custom-post-types.2.1.19.zip).
If you want to send me some temporary credentials via the website suggestion form (https://totalpress.org/support).

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– Make a donation (like a coffee);
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Hi @simobenedettidesign 🙂

The latest update (3.0.6) resolves a conflict with lodash, so the reported bugs should be fixed.

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Hi @arjanoskam, thanks for using this plugin 🙂

If I understand correctly, you would like to have a button / link in every single custom post type that links to a form with a preset value in the form.

If you use the “Contact Form 7” plugin, you could create a (read-only) field prefilled with a get parameter from the url.

If you create a form with that plugin that contains a “name-of-form-field-to-prefill” field, and insert it into the page with slug “slug-of-page-with-cf7”, you can set the value in the “name-of-form-field-to-prefill” field via the url with a custom post type field “field-from-get-value”.

In the custom post type template, you could add a link like this:

<a href="https://yourdomain.xxx/slug-of-page-with-cf7/?name-of-form-field-to-prefill=[cpt-field key='field-from-get-value']">Apply for job</a>

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– Get the PRO version;
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Hi @simobenedettidesign
You can create temporary credentials and send them via the “send suggestions” form on the website (https://totalpress.org/support) so we can do some tests, after which you can delete the temporary account.

Hi @maurice1337 thanks for your feedback 🙂

The new update (3.0.4) fix the @hittheroadjack bug.

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Hi @puneet234
You can do this by using the custom post type args registration filter of this plugin (https://totalpress.org/docs/custom-post-types.html) and other rewrite rule hooks (Google how to do this).

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