I see 404 error in single post of my custom post type.
Solution:
It might be a rewrite problem of you website, you can try these:
Dashboard-> Settings-> Permalink, click "Save Changes" button, it will reset the WordPress rewrite rules, please test again
Problem: I would like to use a conditional to test the output of a Content Template using a post ID from a custom field in the current post. It may be empty or it may have some content. I would like to be able to test that value with conditional HTML, but it's not working as expected.
Solution: If you exceed the maximum nesting depth level, the conditional engine will have problems deciphering the sequence of nested quotation marks. Usually the best practice here is to create a custom shortcode that does not require so many nested attributes and shortcodes.
Problem: I would like to show a list of links to posts that is filtered by two custom fields representing the current User ID and the current post ID.
Solution: - Create a View of Library Articles with no filters
- In the Loop Output of the View, insert a post link shortcode.
- Use the wpv-post-field shortcode to set the post link "item" attribute. This will allow you to display the post link of another post, using the custom field value.
Replace current-post-id with the slug of your current post ID field from wp-admin. Be sure to keep the wpcf- prefix here, it's required.
You also mentioned that there is a current User ID field on the Library Article post. If you want to filter this list by the current User's ID (like a "My Library" list), go back to the View and add a custom field filter based on the user ID field. Choose the option "set by one shortcode attribute", and make that attribute something like "userid". Now in your View's shortcode, you can pass the current User's ID into the filter using the shortcode attribute. So the View shortcode would look something like this:
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