Thank you for your reply Luo Yang. That works very well!
Just a question out of interest regarding my original post.
Do you know why that, in a View when there are no results from the query and therefore nothing displayed inside <wpv-loop></wpv-loop>, this also seems to affect the Custom Fields inserted within the view but outside of <wpv-loop> tags. These Custom Fields will not show in this situation.
I think I have managed to figure part this one out myself. Although the Custom Fields were inserted outside of the <wpv-loop> tags, they were still within the [wpv-items-found], so when no results were found for the query, the Custom Fields were not being displayed either.
I can make this work now by duplicating the Custom Fields and inserting them within both the [wpv-items-found] and the [wpv-no-items-found] tags.
Can I do this any other way without having to duplicate them and only having the Custom Fields inserted once in the View? I tried the below and this doesn't seem to be working. It always outputs the [/wpv-no-items-found] tag, regardless of whether there are items found, as well as the required data.
Well - I need to know what custom field you added. The thing is that when there is no items found - the custom field you try to display for which post ID? so, when no results found, from which Post ID you want to display the custom field values?
Ok - as you are trying current page - it should display the current page value for a field 'test-single-line'.
If this is not working, I need to check first on your install and for that I need problem URL where you added the view and access details.
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Minesh, I think you are misunderstanding the problem I am having now.
Those Custom Fields output fine using the code provided in reply #1163066, the only issue is that I seem to have to duplicate the Custom Fields code within both the [wpv-items-found] and the [wpv-no-items-found] tags for it to show in both instances. When I try to use the above code, (from reply #1163066) where I have "overlapped" the [wpv-items-found] and the [wpv-no-items-found] tags, I also get the physical output of "[/wpv-no-items-found"] in addition to what I want to show.
I can make it work by duplicating the Custom Fields I require to be shown both within the [wpv-items-found] and the [wpv-no-items-found] tags. I was just wondering if there was an easier way where I do not have to duplicate the code? This would mean I only have to update one area rather than two.
I hope that makes more sense now? Anything else you need, please let me know.
Well - I really need access to see whats happening because if I can see things live I can understand better rather than having reading hundreds of words. That will guide me to guide you in the right direction as well. Few screenshots?
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What if you try to add the said shortcodes just after the [wpv-layout-start] shortcode?
Let me try simplify and explain again. If you need more of an explanation or need to see it live after this then I can grant you access to a staging version if you would prefer that.
This is working fine for what I am trying to achieve.
But, If you notice that the Custom Field has to be inserted once within the [wpv-items-found] and once within the [wpv-no-items-found] tags to ensure that they display regardless of whether the query returns any results.
I am trying to find out if there is any way I can achieve the same results without having to duplicate the line of:
I have tried overlapping the [wpv-items-found] and [wpv-no-items-found] tags, but this always causes one of the shortcut tags to output and doesn't work as required.
