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[Résolu] Split: Matching "Looking for" and "I am" taxonomies

This support ticket is created Il y a 5 années et 11 mois. There's a good chance that you are reading advice that it now obsolete.

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Dernière mise à jour par francescoG-3 Il y a 5 années et 11 mois.

Assisté par: Nigel.

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#1205588

Nigel
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Let me take a look, but you will need to remind me where to look.

The template for single profiles is Modello di contenuto per Singoli Profili CPT. That is where you are inserting this, yes?

What exactly did you insert where?

#1205735

Hi Nigel,
thanks for your reply.

So the View that I have used is

{!{wpv-view name='lista-carousel-per-relazione-profili-logged-in-user'}!}

and it is used into "Modello di contenuto per Mio Profilo" that it should be the default Profile CPT posts Template.

#1206179

Nigel
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Did you remove the View from the template because I don't see it when I look at a profile.

In any case, I looked at that View and I spotted a couple of issues.

1. see the screenshot. This would prevent the View from finding the profile post of the current user if the user was looking at their own profile. I unchecked the option since it is not needed.

2. Where you inserted the second view you need to be careful with quotation marks.

You used only single quote marks like this:

[wpv-view name='matching-items-carousel' wpvsesso='[wpv-post-taxonomy type='sesso' format='slug']' wpvcerco='[wpv-post-taxonomy type='cerco' format='slug']']

The single quotes used in the wpv-post-taxonomy shortcodes break how the wpvsesso and wpvcerco shortcodes are inserted, which need different quotes, e.g.

[wpv-view name='matching-items-carousel' wpvsesso="[wpv-post-taxonomy type='sesso' format='slug']" wpvcerco="[wpv-post-taxonomy type='cerco' format='slug']"]

Does that make sense? Can you test the View now?

#1206330

Hi Nigel,
thanks for your reply.
It doesn't work, I have always "No items found" message...

#1206382

So, I think I have solved the "issue", but I don't close the thread because I think there are other issues...
So, in the View there was a Query Filter only for Published Profile CPT post... and My Profile CPT post, where the View take the value, was in Draft mode, and than I have "no Items found" message. Now I have set the Query fiter to "any".
And for all Profile CPT posts I have set again the "Modello di contenuto per Singoli Profili CPT" Content template.
When, for My Profile page, remain the "Modello di contenuto per Mio Profilo" Content Template.

#1206628

So, for now, it works fine!!!

#1206851

Nigel
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OK!

Good, so we can close this particular issue?

#1206928

My issue is resolved now. Thank you!