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Hi @maxaud
If you want to do it via Ajax, you need to check how relationship field works, and it’s not an easy task to do as relationship field has a complex system.
What I suggest you is to use a repeater to add a dummy post form to create the new post type 2. When the users save the post type 1, you need to use the acf/save_post hook to loop through the posted data and create them. After that, you can update the relationship field on the post type 1 with the newly created post type 2.
You can also clear the posted data after that so the repeater form won’t looks ugly.
I hope this makes sense 🙂
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