[Resolved] Nested view don't show on page (only on template)
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I created a nested view. This legacy view works fine on a template but don't show results when I put it on a page (No items found).
The name view is "sortides llistat prova". The page where the view should be seen is "Sortides al Liceu".
What am I setting up incorrectly?
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From the description, it seems that the view's query filter section includes a query that is set to work when the context is the single post page (through the content template). This would explain why the results are not shown when the view is called on a standalone page directly.
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On the page 'Sortides al Liceu', the 'No items found' message is showing from the nested view 'Opera sortides classic'.
You'll need two changes in the query filter section to work on this page:
1. The post-relationship query filter option will need to be switched from "The post where this View is shown" to "The current post in the loop".
Important note: As this view is called on different pages with different scopes, after this change it will not work where it is not nested inside another view.
In a case like this where a view needs to be reused in different scopes, it is a good idea to change the relationship query filter option to 'The post with ID set by the shortcode attribute: wpvrelatedto'. And then wherever that view needs to be called, it should be called through the shortcode and not the 'Views' block:
You can load this shortcode in a 'Fields and Text' block. The attribute value '[wpv-post-id]' will set the target post for the relationship to the one where this view is called, whether it is inside another view's loop or directly inside a content template.
2. The taxonomy 'Etiquetes d'activitats' is not complete, so it should be removed. It has the option 'Any of the following' selected, but no terms are actually specified.
I hope this helps and please let me know if you have any follow-up questions.
