This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The issue here is that the user wanted to display the brothers of a child post in a hierarchical post relationship.
Solution:
We actually have some documentation on how to achieve this and you can follow the instructions in the link below.
https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/views/displaying-brother-pages/
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Last updated by pedro.S 4 years, 2 months ago.
Assisted by: Shane.
I have created a CPT called projetos which is hierarchical (similar to pages). See "toolset.png".
I'm using Toolset, Views and Layouts (no content templates, per se).
I followed your tutorial to display brother pages and i'm having some problems, and still, i find that tutorial confusing (althought it appears quite simple).
What i want to achieve is a sidebar in layouts that displays:
When i'm at PROJETO A (parent):
Projeto A 2020
Projeto A 2019
When i'm at PROJETO A 2019 (child):
Projeto A 2020
Projeto A 2019
So whatever page i'm in, i want to always display a list of the child pages of the parent.
What is currently displaying:
When i'm at PROJETO A (parent):
Projeto A 2020 (correct)
Projeto A 2019 (correct)
When i'm at PROJETO A 2019 (child):
Projeto A (wrong)
Projeto A 2019 (correct but missing 2020)
The only way i was able to achieve that the links indeed show up was setting the view query filter to:
Select posts that are related to the Post with ID set by the shortcode attribute id.
eg. [wpv-view name="view-name" id="123"]
Because otherwise it appears blank (thought in Toolset debug it says it found 2 results).
I have provided access to wp-admin but the website is protected by htaccess.
Since you do not provide the box to insert this information i entered the HTACCESS username and password on the FTP DETAILS.
Check the attached images.
When i open PROJETO A page (check the hierarchy on my 1st post), i can see the list of both child posts correctly.
But when i open a child project (ex: PROJETO A 2019) nothing is presented at the moment with the code you provided. It should present me with the list of all the child projects of PROJETO A.
