Alex R.

@saifislam01 Yes, we still have the same problem ??

Hi @geraltrivia,

I mananged to identify the problem with our theme. This specific shortcode is only working within the loop and “the_content()”. Is there any workaround without using the loop ?

Yes, it is multisite. But I cannot send credentials to you, sorry!

@shafayat-alam Great, that is exactly what we are looking for. Thank you very much for your fast anwers!

@hi @humayonk,

thanks for your fast reply!

Would it be possible for us to implement this feature via customizing the php-template for the filter-form?

@santerref Hi, great to hear from you!

I have these two questions:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/display-products-without-shortcode/
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/overwrite-templates-in-theme/

@dgamoni Great, thanks, I’ll give it at try!

@nzyan Ich habe eine entsprechende Bewertung und “Warnung hinterlassen” ??

@nzyan Wir haben das Plugin mittlerweile deaktiviert, da es so für uns keinen Sinn ergibt.

Hey,

thanks for pointing me into the right directon, I’ll give it a try.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 12 months ago by Alex R..

This is what we tested:

global $post;
$wiki_headline = get_field( 'wiki_headline', $post->ID );
$wiki_text = get_field( 'wiki_text', $post->ID );
?>

<section class="wiki-single content-row">
	<div class="content-row-inner">

		<div class="wiki-single-box">
			<div class="wiki-single-text" ><?php echo $wiki_text ?></div>
		</div>
		
	</div>
</section>

<?php

Hi,

when using global $post as you mentioned, and add the ID to the ACF-Field,
the content stays empty.

When dumping $post on the post-template, we can see the entire content, including
the specific block.

I can reproduce the problem when I do the following:

Adding “Word1” into the block, and “Word2” as normal WordPress Paragraph-Block onto the post.

When searching, Relevanssi will find both “Word1” and “Word2”.

Now I reindex all pages in Relevanssi Search Options.

When searching now, Relevanssi will NOT find “Word1”, but still “Word2”.

Saving afterwards the Custom Post Type post again, Relevanssi will find again “Word1” and “Word2”.

Hi @msaari, we are using the block in a custom post type single-page template, which
uses get_template_part in a standard wordpress loop.

get_header();

while ( have_posts() ) :
	the_post();
	get_template_part( 'template-parts/content/content', 'wiki' );
endwhile; // End of the loop.

get_footer();

Yes, this option was the solution, thank you! ??