[Resolved] Views do not appear at all – if I add something to loop wizard, it breaks.
This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The issue here is that there is a conflict with the webcomic plugin and view custom archives where it would cause the custom archive page to crash .
Solution:
I was able to look at it and the error in some detail.
It seems that the plugin isn't able to handle the views custom shortcodes or its not processing them of sort because what views is providing as the custom archive is not what the plugin is expecting.
So the plugin provider would need to patch the code so that shortcodes can be processed.
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As a standard procedure to ensure that this issue isn't being caused by a plugin conflict I would recommend that you temporarily disable all your non-toolset plugins and try again.
If the issue is still happening please let me know and I will be more than happy to take a further look at this for you.
Since my website is going to be mostly for my webcomic content, I don't think I will be able to disable it 🙁
If I had known toolset was going to be incompatible with an important plugin for me, I would not have bought it D:
Is there are possible workaround? Because I would really love to utilize toolset's archive features for my other post types.
I was able to look at it and the error in some detail.
It seems that the plugin isn't able to handle the views custom shortcodes or its not processing them of sort because what views is providing as the custom archive is not what the plugin is expecting.
So the plugin provider would need to patch the code so that shortcodes can be processed.
Hi, I was able to get in contact with the developer of the plugin.
This was what he said:
"I took a quick look at the error on those pages and it looks like the issue (for this specific error, at least) might actually be in the toolset views plugin, specifically line 2667 of the /wp-views/embedded/inc/wpv-shortcodes.php file. The plugin is using WordPress’ the_title filter, which should pass two arguments – the post title and the post ID – but it looks like the second argument (the post ID) is missing.
Ideally, the views plugin should be updated to pass both of the the_title arguments (the title and the post ID); even if Webcomic were changed to work without the post ID for that particular filter, that would actually break some of Webcomic’s other features (e.g. updating the post title format for restricted comics)."
So it might have something to do with the Views plugin itself.
Please let me know, thanks!
