I am trying to: DIsplay a list of blog posts in a tour template page. Not all of them; only the ones that are related via the relationship builder.
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I expected to see: When creating the Posts view in the Tours template, I expected to see the option under "Posts" that said "Posts that are related to the current Tour"
Instead, I got: No filter option on Posts (or any object type)... so all posts are showing on all tours
Hi,
Welcome to Toolset support. You’ll only see “related to the current post” as a View filter when three conditions are true:
1- There is a Toolset post-relationship between the two post types (your Tours ↔ Posts).
2- Your View is set to query the other side (here: query Posts, not Tours).
3- The View is rendered in a context where a single Tour is the “current post” (e.g. inside the single Tour Content Template), or you explicitly pass the Tour ID to the View.
Below is the quickest way to get only the blog posts related to the currently viewed Tour.
Inside the single Tour template (no shortcode params needed)
- Edit the Content Template used for single Tour posts.
- Insert a View block.
- In Content Selection, choose Posts (the built-in ‘post’ type).
- Open Query Filter → Add a filter → choose Post relationship or Repeatable field group owner.
- In the popup, pick your relationship (e.g. Tour–Post).
- Set: “Post is related to the current post in the main query” (wording can vary slightly).
- Design the loop. Save.
I suggest that you check the docs below for more information:
https://toolset.com/documentation/legacy-features/views-plugin/displaying-related-child-posts/
https://toolset.com/course-lesson/what-are-post-relationships-and-how-they-work/
https://toolset.com/course-lesson/how-to-set-up-post-relationships-in-wordpress/
Thanks.
