Problem:
We want to display content conditionally depending on wether a certain URL field on our site (it's a term field) is populated or not.
Solution:
You can do this witt HTML conditinal.
The important part when working with URL fields is to return the raw value of the field instead of the formatted one, in HTML conditionals, like so:
[wpv-conditional if="( '[types termmeta='your_field' output='raw'][/types]' ne '' )" debug="true"]YES; URL IS SET[/wpv-conditional]
Problem: I have an archive assigned to multiple taxonomies. I would like to display some information conditionally depending on where the archive is displayed, per taxonomy or per term.
Solution: Use the is_tax function built-in to WordPress to determine the current archive location. Be sure to register it in Toolset > Settings > Front-end content > Functions inside conditional evaluations, and be sure to supply all optional arguments to the function like so:
[wpv-conditional if="( is_tax('auteur', null) eq '1' )"]
... this is the auteur taxonomy archive...
[/wpv-conditional]
Problem: Several pages of my site hang or crash, or simply will not load. My host says there is a problem with implementing external resources.
Solution: There seems to be a problem with some deeply nested Views and conditionals. It might be best here to create some custom shortcodes instead of nesting Views with shortcode arguments inside other Views with shortcode arguments and conditionals. Use the get_view_query_results API to get a View's results in PHP.
Problem: I would like to change my site's default post permalink structure to be mysite.tld/%post_type%/%post_name%/
Solution: You can use the permalink structure settings in wp-admin > Settings > Permalinks to add some custom rewrite slug. Then in each custom post type's rewrite rules you can disable the "append to front" setting as needed.
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