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[Closed] Nested views that query relationship not post type

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Last updated by Minesh 4 years, 3 months ago.

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I have a post type 'C&R Monitor' for a publication that contains 'Analyses' (articles) by 'Authors'. The Analysis post type is a child of C&R Monitor and Authors are children of Analyses (n Analysis article can have multiple authors). I have a view that queries 'Analyses' posts that are children of a 'C&R Monitor' post, with a nested view to show authors of the Analysis post. So far so good, all works perfectly.

However, the Analyses must be displayed in the correct order. So I have used a numerical sort order field on the C&R Monitor-Analysis relationship to order the Analyses: https://toolset.com/forums/topic/ordering-posts-in-a-relationship-with-another-post/

I have then created a view that queries the Analyses based on the relationship, and uses the numerical sort order field to order the results. Now the problem comes in - if I have a nested view showing authors, the correct argument is not passed to that view, because the post in the loop is not the Analysis post, but the relationship between C&R Monitor and Analysis. In the primary view, for instance, the post titles are returned: [wpv-post-link item="@cr-monitor-analysis.child"]

Is there a way around this - in my primary view to pass the argument of which post is in the loop to the nested secondary view that shows the authors of the post based on that relationship?

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Minesh
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