Ce fil est résolu. Voici une description du problème et la solution proposée.
Problem:
Since View 1.11 default HTMl is wrapped around the View's Loop and this makes it impossible to populate things like charts or other 3rd Party Plugins with Views generated data.
Solution (include the steps to folow here):
At your own risk you can use this Custom Filter:
add_filter( 'wpv_filter_wpv_view_shortcode_output', 'prefix_clean_view_output', 5, 2 );
function prefix_clean_view_output( $out, $id ) {
if ( $id == '375' ) {
$start = strpos( $out, '<!-- wpv-loop-start -->' );
if (
$start !== false
&& strrpos( $out, '<!-- wpv-loop-end -->', $start ) !== false
) {
$start = $start + strlen( '<!-- wpv-loop-start -->' );
$out = substr( $out , $start );
$end = strrpos( $out, '<!-- wpv-loop-end -->' );
$out = substr( $out, 0, $end );
}
}
return $out;
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This topic contains 36 réponses, has 2 voix.
Last updated by Steve Il y a 8 années et 5 mois.
Assisted by: Beda.
Thank you
In this Content Template is something wrong.
If you put the cursor somewhere, and delete back or insert space, it performs the action 4 digits later.
I found this issue as I wanted to edit your Content Templates ShortCode, which si wrong, so much is sure.
The SHortCode wp_charts comes from your Plugin, right?
A ShortCode MUST be wrapped in a [ code here ] syntax
Your current code is not, wrapping it in, breaks the front end even more (no ore output)
Additionally you insert the same code in the Page "post=2484&action=edit" again.
Perhaps that's a left over from some tests, but basically, if you call a Post Body in Content Template, you insert the Content you want to display in the Post Body editor.
Otherwise you construct the content in the Content Template and leave the Post Body empty, if you do not call it with shortcode from Content Template-
Anyway, the wp_charts code is surely not in the expected syntax.
Do you have a DOC or somewhat of the plugin, that explains what parameters are allowed, how the syntax shall be, etc?
Then we can make sure the code is correctly written.
You currently get the output "printed and not parsed" because actually this si not a shortcode anymore but simple HTML text. (if not in brackets, it can't execute)
A idea would be, present a simple post with the Plugins default ShortCode and some working values inserted (not using a View)
Then, we can build the correct view for it and solve this issue.
I also suggest to quickly reinstall Toolset, to make sure no corrupt files are installed.
Thank you for your patience.
I have set the View to display all Gewichts-Werte, and the outputted that view to a Post.
It returns 3 values- 54,54,56
I can not find the Post type "Gewichst Werte" in the WP Admin, to control if you really have only 3 such values saved.
Anyway, then I inserted this [wpv-view name="Werte, Gewicht"] to the Custom ShortCode you use, and this is the output:
hidden link
Seems it's rendering fine the values, but the output is not correct, the "chart" is wrong.
(you can see that when you manually enter 54, 54, 55 in the shortcode)
1. Could you check why the "Gewichst Werte" Post is not in the WP Admin menu, and make it available there?
2. I believe you are correct that the JS Class and DIV ID outputted by View is the problem, but I can not yet tell how and if we can remove that.
3. But, there is a major issue we need to fix first.
On above link:
hidden link
==> I was able to see the chart (even if with wrong output)
==> Then, on reload a few times, the chart disappears
==> Are you using some sort of cache plugin?
==> Server side cache?
==> Or is it a known behavior of that Plugin to sometime output data, and sometime not?
I attached a screenshot of what I saw.
Upon edit the View again, with some tests, and reload the page, the Chart is gone and I am not able to bring in back.
I inserted back the original View (yours) with the exact same content as in my test view, and the chart is (now) visible.
4. The Wizard of the View in Post > Edit is also not default.
Something is interfering, and I am not sure what it is.
Do you have any other Plugins installed that interfere?
(see screenshot)
5. BTW, I can also not see the Toolset Plugins in your Plugins list.
Can you send me screenshot of the exact versions you're using?
I set also up a test View and the mentioned test Post.
If possible, can you leave them as is, so I can provide the play ground to the 2nd Tier?
Please could you provide me the additional Infos?
Thank you for your patience.
dear beda.
i think i did not get all of your points.
my test post hidden link works fine.
1.) i made 'Gewichtswerte' visible in admin.
though in the admin 'Gewichtskurven' seems more relevant to me, as 'Gewichtswerte' is (only) child of 'Gewichtskurven' – as a group of repeating fields.
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2.) here we go!
can we give that as request to the development team?
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3.) no cache form my side.
i will check this issue later.
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4.) it is default! though it's messy. 😉
on enclosed screenshot you can see that views dialogs.css is giving another rule that breaks the view.
to give you best conditions i have corrected this in dev.
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5.) Types – Version 1.8.8 (updated today)
Views – Version 1.10.1
best,
s
