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.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to tell us the options of your View.
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Problem:
The user is using the same archive template for the custom post type and certain taxonomies. He uses two views he would like to use inside of the archive template and display one of them for post type archive page and the other for the taxonomy archive pages.
Solution:
This can be implemented using the Conditional block, but you will need to create, and register, a custom function to be used inside the conditional block. Check the article below
The function can use WordPress core functions to check if the current page is the post type archive or the taxonomy archive.
I am trying to use the "table view loop style" but I am not finding instructions for how to use it.
Solution:
You can try to setup the view with classic editor, for example:
1) Dashboard-> Toolset-> Settings-> General, in section "Editing experience", enable option "Show both the legacy and Blocks interface and let me choose which to use for each item I build"
2) Dashboard-> Toolset-> Views, create a new view, in section "Loop Editor", click button "Loop Wizard", choose option "Table"
Problem:
The user has a select field with dynamic option values. The options of the field are generated using Toolset Types filter wpt_field_options. The generated options are the months of the last two years.
Inside a view, the field is not displayed anymore.
Solution:
It turns out that the values that are not displayed are not included in the values generated by the wpt_field_options filter. Toolset returns an empty value.
The solution is to use a custom shortcode that will return the row value from the database.
// The shortcode needs to be added in Toolset->Settings->Custom Code.
add_shortcode('meta', 'meta_fun');
function meta_fun($atts){
global $post;
$atts = shortcode_atts(array(
'field' => NULL,
), $atts);
extract($atts);
if( NULL === $field ) return;
// return "Voila";
return get_post_meta($post->ID, $field, true);
}
// How to use it inside the view
[meta field="wpcf-production-year-month"]
