jimtrue
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6 years ago Looks like you answered your question in this support forum message https://wordpress.org/support/topic/what-gf-field-is-correct-for-use-with-a-pods-relation-field-multy/ We are closing this issue as it seems this was a support issue
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Below is not an actual example but just an attempt of a simple illustration of my problem.
I have two ACT pods, let say ‘films’ and ‘actors’. I plan to store variable qty of actors in ‘films’->’stars’ relation field. I mapped ‘films’->’stars’ to GF field called 'Star team' ('Advanced Fields' ->'List Field'). Because of very-very long list of 'actors' I prefer add actors to the 'Star team' field by actors->slug (name).
I added two 'Star team' rows and filled them with actors->slug. I expected new films item will be saved with these items stored in ‘films’->’stars’.
If 'Star team' option 'Enable multiple columns' is not selected on submitting process is stoped with the error: array_keys() expects parameter 1 to be array, string given in …\Pods_GF.php on line 3521.
If option is selected and ‘films’->’stars’ is re-mapped to whole 'Star team' after submitting 4 new pods 'actors' are created with empty field 'name' (slug).
If option is selected and ‘films’->’stars’ is re-mapped to 'Star team' (Column1) after submitting 2 new pods 'actors' are created and again with empty field 'name' (slug).