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Assisted by: Shane.
We use a view inside the single page layout of a product. Instead of using the wpv-related-products we want to show a more attractive view of other products under the single product description.
However, including the view in the single product layout page give us an unexpected behavior. The results shows only several views of the SAME product - that one from the single product page. Instead start a new query, the product is the same in every view.
Using the view on any other page, show the expected result - but not in the single product layout. It seams, that the view query will not work, instead the view uses the query of the single product layout?!
The attached images shows the result of the exact same view. On a normal page, ist show three different products - like it should be - and on the single product page, it shows only the same product, but three times.
How we can force a new query within a layout / view to get the expected result?
Thanks, Frank
