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The Taxonomie-Filter in my View dont work correctly. It is with
[wpv-control-post-taxonomy taxonomy="veranstaltungskategorie" type="select" url_param="wpv-veranstaltungskategorie"]
the query is set auto by:
Datum und Uhrzeit ist ein/e String gleich URL_PARAM(wpv-wpcf-datum-und-uhrzeit)
Here you can see it is no filter working (submit button required) enlace oculto
in a other view a copy of this filter is working here
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The Shortcode which include the views in pages is (in both the same shortcodes with different views - but they nearly the same):
[wpv-form-view name="veranstaltungs-liste-filter01-archiv" target_id="self"]
[wpv-view name="veranstaltungs-liste-date-archiv" wpvrelatedto="[wpv-view name='veranstaltungs-liste-filter01-archiv' view_display='layout']"]
thx for any hint - i cant see the forest by all this trees 😉
If the filter was copied and pasted from another view then its quite possible that this view is missing the query filter to make the frontend filter work.
My suggestion is to add the filter to the view by using the Add New Filter button as this will auto add the correct query filter for the frontend filter to work.
I see the issue now. You're using the filter from This view enlace oculto
To filter the results of this view below. enlace oculto
Can you confirm that my assumptions are correct ? Because the view above doesn't have a query filter for the taxonomy hence why the results are unchanging. Also I see that you're passing another view into this view to filter by some form of relationship but the view has no relationship filter either.
Based on this setup you're using the filter of this view below.
[wpv-form-view name="veranstaltungs-liste-filter01-archiv" target_id="self"]
To filter this view here.
[wpv-view name="veranstaltungs-liste-date-archiv" wpvrelatedto="[wpv-view name='veranstaltungs-liste-filter01-archiv' view_display='layout']"]
Your "veranstaltungs-liste-filter01-archiv" view is not displaying any information on the page. In fact the filter is working correct and as intended for the view.
I see here wpvrelatedto="[wpv-view name='veranstaltungs-liste-filter01-archiv' view_display='layout']" that you're passing the filtered view as a parameter with the wpvrelatedto filter however on the "veranstaltungs-liste-date-archiv" view there is no query filter to account for this wpvrelatedto parameter.
I went ahead and added the relationship filter that is required and your view should now be displaying the correct data.
The problem is the filters, there is also a date filter on the view that is displaying the results, so even if you have posts, unless they meet the criteria of the filters then the view will display no items found.
