Conditional Double Query?
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Let’s see if any of you can crack this one…
I have a Projects Category with 3-sub categories: Sub1, Sub2, & Sub3 (Note only the subcategories will be used with posts).
The Project’s Category Template (just the 1) must handle:
- a) All queries of the “Projects” category
- b) All queries of any of 3 sub-categories
- c) All queries of single posts under any of those categories.
Simple enough, right? Well here’s the real kicker…
The template will be running two loops that must function as follows:
1) If the template is loaded on a “Projects” query,
- the loop must display all “Projects” posts as normal.
- When that is done, it needs re-query and display just the latest post from that query.
2) If the template is loaded on a “Sub-Category” query,
- the loop must display all posts from just that specific “sub-category” as normal.
- When that is done, it needs to re-query and display just the latest post from that query.
3) If the template is loaded on a “Single” query,
- the loop must display all post from the entire “Projects” categegory, however, the single post must be first.
- When that is done, it needs to re-query and display just the single post.
Anybody want to give that one a go? I’m sure I’ll be waiting for a while…
Pre-thanks!
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