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  • Thread Starter themefour

    (@themefour)

    Oops. Why aren’t fields saved? Are stored in the backend. But every time in FrontEnd And I see the same post, the fields are empty !!

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    Thread Starter themefour

    (@themefour)

    I’m using this shortcode. Works properly and displays fields. I just want these fields to be editable (By users) by refreshing the page. what should I do? help me

    <?php echo do_shortcode(‘[mb_frontend_form id=”v-product”]’); ?>

    Plugin Author Anh Tran

    (@rilwis)

    Hi @themefour ,

    1. To hide the submit button, you can use CSS, like this:

    button[name="rwmb_submit"] { display: none; }

    2. Fields not saving: can you please provide more details on that. It seems to work well on my end.

    3. To let users edit the submitted posts, please try the new feature User Posts Dashboard. Please see this blog post for details.

    Thread Starter themefour

    (@themefour)

    @rilwis

    No way to save fields? My only problem is this! Can you write me a code?

    Thread Starter themefour

    (@themefour)

    I’ve sent my project to github. please check it.

    Plugin Author Anh Tran

    (@rilwis)

    Hi @themefour ,

    I’m not clear about the save fields issue. Can you please give more details about that?

    Thread Starter themefour

    (@themefour)

    I would like to make more comments via email or githup.

    Plugin Author Anh Tran

    (@rilwis)

    No problem. Please send me details via [the contact form](/contact/).

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