With the Views plugin you can create different Views elements to display all your custom types and content on the front-end, without coding. You can also create powerful parametric searches and add pagination to your content lists.
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The problem was that the Types custom field used to insert the tooltip text is a Wysiwyg field, which inserts HTML markup, and needs to be a simple text field that inserts plain text.
Problem: I have a View that shows a list of posts in a custom post type. Some of my posts have the same title. I would like to remove the duplicate titles from the View. How can I filter by unique post title?
Solution: There is no simple way to filter duplicate titles from wp-admin. You could implement your own custom code that uses the wpv_filter_query API or the wpv_filter_query_post_process API to filter out matching titles, or you can use this jQuery snippet to hide them on the frontend:
I want to display video recording links from an Event. Some events have a pre-event meeting that also has a video recording. I have more than one type of event so, I only want to display the video links that are of event Type 1 AND the video recording link field is not empty - OR the pre-event video recording link field is not empty. Logic should be something similar to this:
if ( (event-type === '1') AND ( (video-link-1 > 0) OR (video-link-2 > 0) ) )
Solution:
I suggest you try this:
1) Edit your view, setup the filters as:
(video-link-1 > 0) OR (video-link-2 > 0)
2) In the Views loop, use shortcode [wpv-conditional] to check the custom field "event-type" value, if the value is "1", then display this item.
I have a custom post type of "events". For each event I have a date field. Most events are single occurrences but some occur multiple times during a day, or on several days across a week for example - so I have this setup as a field that allow multiple instances.
I want to display these events in a compact view on my homepage. However, when there are multiple date entries, this can start to get quite untidy with long lists of dates for some events. What I would like to do in my VIew is the following:
• If the event only has one date instance, show it.
• If there is more than one date instance, do not show all the dates and instead show a default message like: "This event runs from [first date] on various dates. Please click for full details."
Solution:
I suggest you use Views shortcode [wpv-conditional] shortcode to check if the custom date has multiple instances, then display what you want, for example, the custom date field slug is "event-date":
[wpv-conditional if="'[wpv-post-field name="wpcf-event-date" index=1]' eq ''" evaluate="false"]
This event runs from [types field='event-date' style='text' format='F j, Y' index=0][/types] on various dates. Please click for full details.
[/wpv-conditional]
[wpv-conditional if="'[wpv-post-field name="wpcf-event-date" index=1]' eq ''" evaluate="true"]
If the event only has one date instance, show it. [types field='event-date' style='text' format='F j, Y' separator=', '][/types]
[/wpv-conditional]
Please replace "event-date" with your custom date field slug
