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 related Posts on a Parent Post.
Solution:
To achieve this you will need the use of the classic editor for views. The classic view can be enable by going to Toolset -> Settings and scrolling to Editing Experience and selecting the 3rd option which gives you access to both the block and classic editor.
Here is the documentation on how to nest your views.
https://toolset.com/documentation/legacy-features/views-plugin/using-a-child-view-in-a-taxonomy-view-layout/
Now you will be doing a nested view based on 2 post views. Where you will add the Child view inside the Parent view and then add the Parent view to the respective page.
First you will create your child view in the classic editor and populate it with the relevant fields inside the Loop editor. The final step on the Product view requires that you add the Post Relationship Filter. To add the filter you will need to scroll to the query filter section. If you're not seeing this section scroll to the top of the page and on the top right you will see "Screen Options" From there you can enable the query filter section.
Then scroll to the section and click add a filter and just add the post relationship filter. See Screenshot
Ensure that you've selected "The current post in the loop"
Finally just add this view to the Parent view and it should display the related information.
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Hi Jimmy,
Thank you for getting in touch.
Essentially if you have a view listing out Plants and you want to display the fields from a related Product then it would require nesting the views and this isn't possible to do with our Block editor for views.
To achieve this you will need the use of the classic editor for views. The classic view can be enable by going to Toolset -> Settings and scrolling to Editing Experience and selecting the 3rd option which gives you access to both the block and classic editor.
Here is the documentation on how to nest your views.
https://toolset.com/documentation/legacy-features/views-plugin/using-a-child-view-in-a-taxonomy-view-layout/
Now you will be doing a nested view based on 2 post views. Where you will add the Product view inside the Plant view and then add the Plant view to the respective page.
First you will create your product view in the classic editor and populate it with the relevant fields inside the Loop editor. The final step on the Product view requires that you add the Post Relationship Filter. To add the filter you will need to scroll to the query filter section. If you're not seeing this section scroll to the top of the page and on the top right you will see "Screen Options" From there you can enable the query filter section.
Then scroll to the section and click add a filter and just add the post relationship filter. See Screenshot
Ensure that you've selected "The current post in the loop"
Finally just add this view to the plant view and it should display the related information. If there are any issues please let me know.
Thanks,
Shane
Hi Jimmy,
The first issue I saw was that the classic editor was not enabled. See Screenshot.
Your setting was currently set to only show the Block Editor.
Also I've setup the page with the nested view.
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Finally here are the 2 views.
Parent View.
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Child view
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Please let me know if this helps.
Thanks,
Shane
