Problem:
How to display dynamic content on pages based on a selection on the landing page
Solution:
There is no such feature available to add URL param to nav menu items. You can use the WordPress default hook "wp_get_nav_menu_items" to do any amendments with the menu item links.
Problem:
The user was trying to implement a view filter that will compare values as numbers(>= <=, etc.) for a checkboxes field.
Solution:
It won't be possible to search using a comparison on a Checkboxes field. Because the field's values are stored as serialized arrays, and search within them is always performed using a "LIKE" operator. Check the possible operator for custom field search here https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wp_meta_query/
If you need to use "greater than" operator you will need to use a different field type.
I'll suggest using a select field instead of a checkboxes field. You may also use a number field or a single-line field.
Problem: I would like to add pagination between sibling posts in a one-to-many post relationship. The links should say "Next" and "Previous" and allow the User to easily paginate between sibling posts with the same parent post.
Solution: A custom shortcode is available to help create these links. See the links below for some code examples and customizations.
Problem: I have two custom Views set up, one on a Page and the other in the template for a custom post type. The View on the custom Page includes links to the individual custom posts. If the User filters the View on the custom Page using one specific taxonomy filter, I would like to carry that filter selection over into the single post View so that the View is filtered using the same taxonomy term.
Solution: Add the URL parameter from the Page search to the links to each individual post in the View results. Use the wpv-search-term shortcode in conditional blocks in the View results on the custom Page to create the appropriate links to the individual posts with URL parameters applied as expected. See the examples here for more details. Example conditional criteria:
Problem: I'm trying to create a custom search WP Archive for Product Categories that allows filtering by global Product Attributes. When I have the option "Only show available options for each input" active, none of my global product attribute filters appear in the search filters area. If I disable the "Only show available options for each input" option, the filter options appear but they do not seem to influence the results. Product results are not filtered by Product Attribute filters.
In another issue, some Product prices do not appear in the archive results.
Solution: When importing Products, it is important to import the product attributes as taxonomies. Otherwise, these imported attributes will not be mapped to your site's global attributes correctly.
The price display issue seems to be related to the WooCommerce Blocks calculated fields batch process. Some posts are being skipped unexpectedly in the process. A patch file is available now that will resolve the problem. In the next round of plugin updates, we will be releasing some improvements to WooCommerce Blocks that will make this process and the patch file obsolete.
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