This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The issue here is that the user wanted to add a custom shortcode as an attribute to his views shortcode parameter like this.
[wpv-view name="liste-der-vorstandsfunktionen-im-aktuellen-clubjahr-neu" wpvccy="[currentclubyear]"]
Solution:
This is possible, however since it is a custom shortcode you will need to add it to the views third party shortcode arguments.
To do this you will need to go to Toolset -> Settings -> Frontend Content and then add your shortcode name to the Views 3rd party shortcode arguments.
Once you have done this then it shoulda start working,
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I am trying to:
Use a custom function within a views shortcode attribute
I use a taxonomy filter als per attached screenshot
I followed the recommendations in: https://toolset.com/forums/topic/controlling-the-filter-with-shortcode-attributes-current-url/
I call the view within the page with the following code:
Value of function currentclubyear = [currentclubyear] USE OF FUNCTION IN SHORTCODE [wpv-view name="liste-der-vorstandsfunktionen-im-aktuellen-clubjahr-neu" wpvccy="[currentclubyear]"] USE OF VALUE IN SHORTCODE [wpv-view name="liste-der-vorstandsfunktionen-im-aktuellen-clubjahr-neu" wpvccy="2017/18"]
Link to a page where the issue can be seen:
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I expected to see:
The views output
Instead, I got:
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