Describe the bug
Since JetFormBuilder 3.6.2.2, the Insert/Update Post action does not save the Post Title when the title value comes from a Hidden Field.
The post is created successfully, but WordPress generates a fallback title instead of using the submitted hidden field value.
No changes were made to the form configuration between tests.
Versions tested
Working:
- JetFormBuilder 3.6.1.1
- JetFormBuilder 3.6.2
- JetFormBuilder 3.6.2.1
Not working:
- JetFormBuilder 3.6.2.2
- JetFormBuilder 3.6.4
Form configuration
- Post Submit Action: Insert/Update Post
- Post Type: Custom Post Type
- Hidden Field:
talent_title
- Fields Map:
talent_title → post_title
Steps to reproduce
- Create a Hidden Field named
talent_title.
- Give the field a submitted value.
- Add the Insert/Update Post action.
- Map
talent_title to post_title.
- Submit the form.
- Open the newly created post.
Expected result
The submitted Hidden Field value should be saved as the WordPress Post Title.
Actual result
The post is created, but the submitted title is not saved. WordPress uses an automatically generated fallback title.
Downgrading from 3.6.2.2 to 3.6.2.1 fixes the issue immediately.
join-our-talent-pool.json
Describe the bug
Since JetFormBuilder 3.6.2.2, the Insert/Update Post action does not save the Post Title when the title value comes from a Hidden Field.
The post is created successfully, but WordPress generates a fallback title instead of using the submitted hidden field value.
No changes were made to the form configuration between tests.
Versions tested
Working:
Not working:
Form configuration
talent_titletalent_title→post_titleSteps to reproduce
talent_title.talent_titletopost_title.Expected result
The submitted Hidden Field value should be saved as the WordPress Post Title.
Actual result
The post is created, but the submitted title is not saved. WordPress uses an automatically generated fallback title.
Downgrading from 3.6.2.2 to 3.6.2.1 fixes the issue immediately.
join-our-talent-pool.json