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Problem: I'm trying to pass a Types field value into a View's Query Filter using a shortcode attribute, but it's not working as expected.
Solution: Be sure to use output="raw" in the Types field shortcode, otherwise some extra formatting may be added.
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Assisted by: Christian Cox.
Hi support! I have a page with news articles where I want to display all related newsarticles. I've made a custom post type so I didn't use the default post type.
In the parent content template (template-parent.png), I've set a shortcode attribute that gets the current category. In the child view (view-child.png), I filter the results on that shortcode attribute.
3 on 4 shortcodes do work (see hidden link).
But the 4th isn't working at all: no related newsitems are queried (see hidden link).
I guess it's because it contains one ampersand and/or multiple (space).
Could that be a correct guess? How can I solve this?
