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Last updated by thomasB-2 5 months ago.
Assigned support staff: Waqar.
We had a intermediary Post type called "Themen" (Themes), wich create a relation from Post Type "Referenten" (Speakers) to "Lehrgänge" (Events) to show in Lehrgängen a list of speakers and their themes in a singe Lehrgang.
To create the right order, we define a Field "Reihenfolge" (order) in the intermediary Post type "Themen" and use that for the correct order in views, where we show these infos.
These works normally without any Problem, f.e. in Lehrgangs (Event) page:
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But in the category view for that Lehrgänge(events)
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the order was not correct, because Ulf Gibhardt was not on the top, but on third position.
In the view wich was add in category archive, was the order correctly defined over values in Field Reihenfolge.
These also work on other category-Views correctly.
The only "Conspicuousness", was that the Theme of Mr. Gibhardt was later on created, because an other speaker was replaced with Mr. Gibhard.
