This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The problem this user is having is that their view isn't returning all the posts in the list.
Solution:
In this user's case when the view was checked, they were ordering the view by a custom field.
Unfortunately not all the posts has this custom field filled in which caused them not to appear on the frontend.
It is not possible to sort items that have a null value .
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Last updated by 3 years, 5 months ago.
Assisted by: Shane.
Hello.
I have set up post relationships between two custom post types.
The post type "Looks" has related "products."
I have added 7 related products to a particular loop, however only 3 are being displayed.
attached are screenshots of the admin, frontend, and the debug window
The front end is showing the results of the query correctly ... but why isn't the query returning all 7 matching products?
thx
Gordon
