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Problem:
I have a shortcode of this type:
echo do_shortcode ('[wpv-view name = "10-next-matches" view_display = "layout" wpvrelatedto = "769,770"]');But it doesn't work. This does not show me the matches of the chosen team IDs.
Solution:
You can try these:
1) Edit the post view "10-next-matches", in section "Query Filter", setup the filter as below:
Select posts in a YOUR-POST-REFERENCE-FILED-NAME relationship that are related to the Post with ID set by the URL parameter wpv-relationship-filter
2) Edit your PHP codes as below:
https://toolset.com/forums/topic/multiple-id-filter-of-view/#post-1732667
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Last updated by christopheV-2 3 years, 8 months ago.
Assisted by: Luo Yang.
Hello,
The custom "Post Reference" field is based on one-to-many relationship, within Views, you can pass multiple parent post ID to views, and get related child posts.
For example, edit your post view, in section "Query Filter", setup the filter as below:
Select posts in a YOUR-POST-REFERENCE-FILED-NAME relationship that are related to the Post with ID set by the URL parameter wpv-relationship-filter.
eg. hidden link
See screenshot related-post.JPG
Then in front-end, you can pass multiple parent post IDs to view, like this:
eg. hidden link
It will be able to get all related child posts by parent post ID 123 and 456
