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Hi Elliot,
I am looking to solve a similar problem. However, instead of a post relationship field, I need to look for USERS who were added inside of a repeater field.
Basically, I have a post type “meeting”. Under each meeting, there is a repeater field “staff members” where I add “users” to a meeting.
When users log-in, they should be able to see what meetings they have been assigned to. I see that you have used ‘value’ => ‘”‘ . get_the_ID() . ‘”‘. How would we go on about doing the same thing when we are dealing with user relationship field?
Thanks.
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