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Well - it seems you have added the pagination on single post and you would like to display only current loggedin user posts - correct? If yes - using view's you can filter the posts by current loggedin user and it seems that you are not using views here.
You should check with your theme author how you can display current logged in user posts for with single page with pagination.
It's not the current logged in users post I want to paginate. It's posts where post author is the same as the displayed blog post.
I'm not able to see how I can use a view on a single blog post to create a pagination, so I ended up with this script that I found in your Community Forum. I have inserted the script in my child theme's function page, and used the Visual editor to display the shortcode in the single post layout. My question is if it is it possible to modify this script so it only paginate posts from the current author.
Thanks again.
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Rune
add_shortcode('check_url_param', 'func_check_url_param');
function func_check_url_param($atts, $content = '') {
if(isset($_GET['wpv_paged']) and $_GET['wpv_paged']>=2){
return 0;
}else{
return 1;
}
}
function pagination_func( $atts ){
return do_shortcode('[et_pb_section global_module="2169"][/et_pb_section]');
}
add_shortcode( 'pagination', 'pagination_func' );
Well - its custom code and I do not see any way to filter your posts by the post author as no Toolset shortcode involved here. Maybe you can ask to divi support.
Ok, I have created a view "Pagination" and used the Post author filter "Select posts with the author the same as the page where this View is shown", and was able to create the pagination links. But it does not work as it should. If you look at the pagination on this post:
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The next post "Moteuka" belongs to another author than the current post, and should not have been displayed in this pagination.
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Now, to display the filtered results I've created a test view and it just displays the correct posts belongs to that user:
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View's pagination will be attached to post type to which it attached so it will not override or have the effect on the master pagination you are displaying when you first load. It will not replace the layout content - it will only display the content available inside view's loop output.
As far as I can see, the only modification you did was changing the filter "Post author is the author of the page where this View is shown" to "Select posts which author's id is set by the View shortcode attribute "author" eg. [wpv-view name="Pagination" author="1"]"
When I try it, the post "MOTEUKA", written by another author, still shows in the pagination for this post: hidden link
I'm sorry, but I can't see why it's not working. My loop output looks like this now:
It's not logical or possible to combine current pagination with view's pagination. View's pagination is different and it attached to the specific view.
As you seen the above shortcode it does not have any attribute to filter the query by author and the pagination is set by current post you are displaying - so it displays the correct post "MOTEUKA" because author filter will not apply there as there is no argument available.
This is the correct example using view's how you can set pagination. I've created a test view and it just displays the correct posts belongs to that user:
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