With a setup like that, you’ve got several separate forms on a page, so submitting them all at once would be quite complicated.
Perhaps a better way to set up a page like this is to use a custom template that uses the field groups to create your desired layout instead of using several record shortcodes as you’re doing.
It’s also possible, if a bit complicated, to use 3 different custom templates, one for the first group, one for the last, and a third for all the middle ones. This way, you can set it up so that there is only one form header and only one form footer and submit button.
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arr0w
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Thank you – I think I’ve found a good way to perform it.
Btw, is it possible to enable a readonly field on the frontend?
I’ve tried doing it trough jquery, but I don’t think the server allows it on submission.
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arr0w.
Readonly fields are not allowed to be updated by non-admin users on the frontend. This is to keep people from spoofing the subnmission to change a readonly value.
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arr0w
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I only want specific admin roles to be able to edit readonly fields.
At this moment, both admin and non-admin users doesn’t have access to change the fields on the frontend. Could I somehow change this?
