This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The issue here is that the user wanted to get the post parent of the same post type using PHP.
Solution:
This can be done by using the function below.
$parent_id = wp_get_post_parent_id( get_the_ID() );
This works when the post parent is the Same Post Type.
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Last updated by santiagoF 5 years, 9 months ago.
Assisted by: Shane.
Hello @Share, im using the try using the following code on my header.php
<?php $bg_color = do_shortcode( "[types field='color-del-curso' id='$parent'][/types]" );?> <div class="content_inner" <?php echo "style='background-color:". $bg_color ."'";?>>
This code is able to apply the background color to the container as it appears in the url:
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The problem is that I can not make it apply to the child post, the $parent not work:
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This code has been tested to verify that if I read the ID of the post father and if he reads, but of course this would not be dynamic:
<?php $bg_color = do_shortcode( "[types field='color-del-curso' item='400618'][/types]" );?>
Other code base on you documentation:
<?php $bg_color = do_shortcode( "[types field='color-del-curso' item='@cursos-presenciales.parent'][/types]" );?>
I also tried to follow its documentation and it does not show me, anyway I do not know how to do it so that from PHP, which is where I am applying the fund, I get it from Post Parent.
Thanks.
The relationship is by post.
Since the structure of the course is:
- Landing Page <-- This landing has all the fields that are filled in types.
----- Thanks page <-- This landing of thanks shows everything that I place in the Main Landing.
What does not work is the Parent within PHP
Hello @shane,
Thanks, it worked perfect and now the color changes without problems.
We can review the same problem but it is already internally related without PHP coding.
The teachers are loaded from the Main Landing but they are not showing in the child.
I have tried in this way, but it does not work.
Test 01
{!{wpv-view name='docentes-del-curso' item='@docentes-del-curso.parent' orderby='titúlo' order='asc' cached='off'}!}
Test 02
{!{wpv-view name='@docentes-del-curso.parent' orderby='titúlo' order='asc' cached='off'}!}
Thanks
It is correct, the information displayed on the page is being obtained from the langing parent.
How could we do?
Check attachment:
Thanks
Hi Santiago,
You just want to load the child correct?
So what you can do is to set the view to get the parent ID by using a shortcode parameter. See Screenshot
Then you can pass the ID of the parent into this view and it should resolve the issue for you.
Thanks,
Shane
