Currently, by using the relationship – field, it is only possible to build a relation in a one way direction.
-> 1:n relationship
You have a really nice tutorial about doctors and locations at the tutorial secion. You can bind locations to doctors, but you cannot bind doctors to locations.
Workaround:
Currently, i have to build a 1:n relationship for doctors relating to locations and 1:n relationship for locations relating to doctors and finally, i have to merge the post ids in code. Really Dirty!
An absolutely nice solution would be a n:m relationship field, where both post types would have a relationship form depending on each other.
So when i add a doctor to a location on the “edit locations” – page it will be marked on the “doctors edit” – page at the same time.
Thank you for reading
Hi @sjaeckel
Thanks for the question, yes, this is a limitation of the relationship field.
What you want is to use the posts2posts plugin which provides custom fuctionality and a custom db table to do all the joins.
This will allow you to do many to many connections much better than with ACF.
http://wordpress.org/plugins/posts-to-posts/
Thanks
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