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[Resolved] Google Ads snippet is not rendered when I reload the page with params

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Last updated by umbertoZ 2 years, 1 month ago.

Assisted by: Luo Yang.

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#2509397

Thank you Luo, now the map works fine.

I could also rebuild the gallery, but I had the problem that the <img> tag was not redered with this shortcode:

[types termmeta='taxonomy-gallery' title='%%TITLE%%' alt='%%ALT%%' size='full' index='0'][/types] 

But I found that the image URL was correctly rendered in this way:

[types termmeta='taxonomy-gallery' size='full' index='0' url='true'][/types]

So I built the <img> tag by myself in this way (I've to add a custom shortcode to get the image ALT):

<img src="[types termmeta='taxonomy-gallery' size='full' index='0' url='true'][/types]" alt="[img-alt img_url='[types termmeta='taxonomy-gallery' size='full' index='0' url='true'][/types]']">

I still have an issue, I've a custom term field where I store a Google Ads snippet, it is still not rendered when I reload the page with params. But it appers correcly without params. This is my code in the Output Editor (line 26):

  <div class="div-ads">
    <div class="div-ads-title">Advertisement</div>
    [types termmeta='advertising-code'][/types]
  </div>

cheers

#2509423

Hello,

In the taxonomy archive page, you can display the current term information, like this:
1) Create a taxonomy view:
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- Query terms of taxonomy "Destinations"
- Filter by:
Taxonomy is set by the page where this View is inserted
- In view's loop, display term information:
[types termmeta='advertising-code' output='raw'][/types]

2) Edit the WordPress Archive:
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in section "Output Editor", line 28, display above taxonomy view shortcode:
[wpv-view name="current-term-information"]

Test it in frontend:
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It works fine

#2510355

Hi Luo, the solution works fine, the only issue I still have is that I'm using the same archive for different taxonomies, so I've to create a different Taxonomy View for each one of them.

There are 6 taxonomies, I would like to not load 6 views at the same time in the archive, to prevent 6 calls to the database, even if 5 of them will return an empty result.

So I thought to use a conditional to check the current taxonomy Single name and display the correct Taxonomy View. I tried with [wpv-taxonomy-archive info="taxonomy"], but the output is empty.

Any suggestion?

I know I could create a different archive for each taxonomy. But i would prefer to work with only one archive.

cheers

New threads created by Luo Yang and linked to this one are listed below:

https://toolset.com/forums/topic/check-the-current-taxonomy-single-name-and-display-the-correct-taxonomy-view/

#2510879

For the new shortcode [wpv-taxonomy-archive] question, please check the new thread here:
https://toolset.com/forums/topic/check-the-current-taxonomy-single-name-and-display-the-correct-taxonomy-view/

#2514579

My issue is resolved now. Thank you!