This support ticket is created vor 5 Jahre, 5 Monate. There's a good chance that you are reading advice that it now obsolete.
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Thanks for writing back and I'll be happy to assist.
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Can you please share the link to the page where the slider is and also the custom PHP code? This will allow me to troubleshoot the missing link.
I'm going to set your next reply as private so that you can share the login details.
Important note: Although I'll not be making any changes to the website, it is always a good idea to make a complete backup copy of the website, before sharing the access details.
During testing for the inclusion of a dynamic value in the pagination items ( generated through the shortcode [ show_custom_slider_pagination] ), I noticed that it is outside the loop and therefore doesn't have the current slider post's ID.
Sorry I missed this detail earlier. A workaround that doesn't involve a secondary view or extra database queries would be, to use Javascript to populate these lables.
1. You can keep the span tag for the pagination item label empty in the PHP code:
echo '<span class="text text-uppercase"></span>';
2. Since, you can call any field value in the content template (inside the loop), you can print it in a hidden container:
( screenshot: hidden link )
For this example, I've used post title but you can use custom fields as well.
3. To hide this lable from showing inside the content template, you can add some custom CSS code:
.hidden-lable {
display: none !important;
}
4. To get the values of these hidden lables and append them into the pagination item's span tag based on index, you can add following script in the view's "JS editor" tab:
jQuery(document).ready(function() {
jQuery.each(jQuery('.hidden-lable'), function(index) {
var value = jQuery(this).text();
jQuery('.carousel-indicators span.text.text-uppercase').eq(index).text(value);
});
});
