Problem:
After updating the theme Beaver Builder to the last version the home page started having a time out error:
Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 90 seconds exceeded in /wp-content/plugins/toolset-blocks/embedded/inc/wpv-filter-embedded.php on line 91
Solution:
Upon further review, our 2nd tier support team was able to find a fix for this issue.
If you have this issue, please try to follow the steps in the live site and check if it gets the issue fixed:
- Go to Toolset > Views
- Edit the problematic view
- Add suppress_filters="true" to the [wpv-post-body] shortcode in the loop(please check the screenshot bellow)
- Test to see if the error is fixed
Problem:
Customer has a many to many relationship between 2 CPT and a repeatable group within one of them. He created a view for the repeatable group and wants to be able to use a view from the parent of the repeatable group inside the loop. Similar to a parent of a parent scenario since the repeatable groups are considerable child of the CPT they belong to. Solution:
Upon further review, our 2nd tier support team was able to find a solution.
First, it was necessary to edit the ECD Events view as it needs a post relationship query filter that limits the output to events that belong to some location.
Ordinarily we'd set the filter to show posts related to the post where the View is shown or to the current post in the loop, but that's not going to work here, because the main View is querying ECD Participation repeating groups and not locations.
So the query filter should specify that the parent location will be specified by a shortcode attribute(please check the screenshot bellow).
Then, where the View to output the ECD Events is inserted, we need to pass the ID of the "current" Location via the wpvrelatedto shortcode attribute. And we can get that ID by employing the item attribute to shift the context from the current ECD Participation post to its parent Location, it will look like this:
I've created a simple view for my "artists" post type, but I didn't add pagination at the moment of creating it. I'm confused about how to go back in and add pagination now
Solution:
Please go to the legacy Views edit screen and at the top click the Screen Options.
Then under the Filter section select the "Pagination and Sliders Settings".
That will reveal the section to set up and edit the pagination.
Problem:
Customer described the issue: I'm trying to add a NEW view to a page, which will be based on an existing view. But when I add a View block, I only get the choice to use an existing view, not to create a new one. Solution:
Upon further review, we identified that the issue was the deactivation of the Toolset Access, somehow it was impacting in the permission of creating a new view directly from the gutenberg editor. After enabling it again the option became accessible once more.
