dginther

Hey, I’m having the same problem. I had everything set up and running well. After the client added some items to the menu, the menu disappeared.

When I deactivate the plugin, the menu appears, but obviously unformatted.

I get the same error. Sometimes it loads correctly, most of the time it gives a similar error.

You are correct, sir. I have been assuming this information was being pulled from that template all along, and that was wrong. I put the code where you suggest and it works perfectly.

This is really quite amazing.

https://pastebin.com/Qk48x4mg

Alright, I have had the chance to place the code and test some things out, and nothing seems to be any different than it was.

Thanks, I really appreciate the help. I will test this out and let you know what happens.

Wow, it definitely looks like you put a lot of work into that. Can you give me a brief summary of what is happening before I place this code?

Here are my pastebins:

https://pastebin.com/qwVyJk4b – This is the page that calls in all of the posts for the category. (as seen here: https://cedarhillchamber.org/category/business-directory/advertising-marketing/ )

https://pastebin.com/XbNMJA40 – This is the page that lists all the categories as a directory (as seen here: https://cedarhillchamber.org/businesses/business-directory/)

And no, I do not have a local version of this to work with.

Pardon my ignorance, but I don’t really know what you need.

That would be a good idea, had that been implemented when the site was built, but there is more throughout the site dependent on the member categories than just this list, and there are already 400 entries that would have to be adjusted to make that work.

Taking a look at what you have there, is it possible to replace ‘restaurants’ with page id or something like that, so that field can be filled in automatically depending on the category some one clicks?

I knew it wasn’t going to be something so simple. The site was built without taking this feature into consideration.

Thanks for the suggestion, I figured I was going to have to do two separate queries, but had no idea how to get started.

Hey, guys.

Thanks for the responses. Right now here is all that is on the page:

<?php if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); // the loop ?>
<!–post title as a link–>
<h3 id=”post-<?php the_ID(); ?>”>” rel=”bookmark” title=”Permanent Link to <?php the_title(); ?>”><?php the_title(); ?></h3>

So when you go to the business directory you click a category (i.e. Accounting), and when that page loads it is a listing of all the posts that fit under that category, so it is not using their membership status (two other category types) to determine how things get listed.

To answer your question DR;

The member type is another category that is clicked when the entry for a business is created. So, for example, when an entry is created for Joe’s Rib Shack it is put under the categories of “Restaurants” “Member” and “Premium Member” if it applies.

I ended up using a different calendar plugin altogether. It’s not as nice as this one visually, but it has some neat features and no compatibility issues.

I have indeed tried that.