Crocoblock Jet Engine 2.2 - Front End Forms & User Profiles

Join me as I take a look at the latest version of Crocoblock Jet Engine and the key new features in this major update.

Crocoblock Jet Engine 2.2 - Front End Forms & User Profiles

I'll show you how to start working with the new User Profiles section and how to link your custom post types and WordPress Posts to your new custom dashboard and add new content directly from the front end of your WordPress website with Crocoblock Jet Engine 2.2.

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[nilsdannemann]

Thank you for not putting tons of ads in these videos

[АкбарХабибов-ет]

OH. Thanks that lives people like you and help us to make something good!

[Crocoblock]

Paul, thanks a lot for covering the update. Looking forward to your next JetEngine tutorial!

[יגאלבאוך-רה]

Hey Great video, I would love to see a full in depth tutorial as you suggested in your video.
Thank you I have learned a lot.

[bartdumoulin]

Hi Paul, you are a real inspiration. I would not know what to do without your professional video's & tutorials...

[esamzenhom]

hi paul ... i love you man <3
i saw a loooot of your videos .. and now i started changing my career to a WP Site developer --> all because of you ---> thank you a lot

[roblilley]

Hey Paul, thanks again for another great video. It helped me understand how CB Forms work (I knew they were there but couldn't find any CB videos on them), and now with this ability to post on the front end. The detail was really helpful and easy to understand, as usual. Awesome! Count me as another vote for the additional videos on this you're considering - especially seeing a page for choosing which post/property to edit based on user. Thanks again... I feel I should be sending you money every time I see one of these :)

[spennysimmo]

Excellent tutorial. Would definitely like to see a further tutorial on how a logged in user can see a list of all the custom posts that only relate to the specifically and then select one to be edited. An example would be a recruitment agency website that has a jobs board. A consultant will post various job that they own and look after using the front end form. Then the ability to view all jobs that are currently published just for them and choose one to edit and update. What really would be the icing on the cake that I haven't seen in any tutorial (maybe it isn't possible) is the option to set an expiry date of a custom post so that after a specified date the post is either removed or the status is changed to draft. Either way it would no longer display on the front end. Your suggestion at 45:00 definitely yes please.

[KayCinho]

The content beast has struck again :p Great video my friend. I'm so excited about the new possibilities this brings to the table!

[OnyxLee]

Hi Paul, I just found out that, the profile builder is not mandatory. You don't even need to create themes for those edit post, edit property functions. You can simply create pages that contain exactly the same as those themes you created, and insert the links to those pages anywhere you want. So you save lots of hoops :-D Thank you for your great tutorials as always!

[nafasamigh]

I leart alot from you man. God bless you... You are a real person

[andrewkirkcaldy]

Great video. You mentioned in the video that you were looking at creating a video with a live use case for the property site. Would be great to see it!

[LucasMatosdesigner]

Looking forward for the full tutorial. Thank's for the great Video

[bartdumoulin]

Hi Paul, I've been struggling for days with something. I couldn't get my forms properly loaded in the CPT's. Sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn't.

I tried a lot of things to resolve it, and finally I figured out that I needed to put my imported form in the elementor template as AJAX, and not just any of the two. Just so that other people might not be encounter the same issue.
Keep up the excellent work!

[denovak]

Great video! Been waiting for this update from crocoblock. Can you make the other video as you mentioned... This is me commenting for you to do so! Love your videos keep up the good work. Will continue to support your channel!

[philgreenaway]

Paul, thank you so much for providing this video. It really gives all the detail you need, and broken down into what is important and what is not. The crocobloc tutorials don't necessarily pitch at the basic level you need. Just struggling a little bit with checkboxes, but nearly thanks. Huge thanks again!!!

[PLUS-sjsf]

Thanks a million Paul, This is an amazing and very helpful tutorial :) It is weird to see all these redundant processes but you made it very easy to understand thank you again :) AND YES, An indepth tutorial of using jet engine from A-to-Z would be very very useful. Sounds like they are offering an admin custom column feature, if you post a tutorial would be great too. Thanx again :)

[marclievens]

Thanks Paul, clear explaining. And yes i like in depth tutorials. Like adding repeater fields (Text, Colorpicker, ...).

[ReelImpactVids]

Hi Paul, Awesome video. Are you able to link taxonomies together? Example: Make & model of cars? From a select drop down, can you make it so if Audi is selected, then only Audi models are then available in the next select drop down menu. Any chance of showing this functionality? Cheers, Big Fan!

[nowdw-au]

Another excellent tutorial Paul. Thank you.