glennyboy

Hi Cindy

I’m currently trying jkovis code above. There is no offset set in the Query.

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Glennyboy

Ah, unfortunately that doesn’t work jkovis…

I am ordering by ‘menu_order’ but even by ‘date it only works for the first 3/4 posts for some reason. If I click on post 3 it hides post 3 and shows 1, 2, 4, but should show 4, 5, 6. If I click on 4 or past 4 then it always shows 1, 2, 3.

I should say that if I can get this to show the ‘next’ 3 posts in order then I don’t need to hide the current post by id as that wouldn’t show anyway, but of course that would be easy if we can get the above working correctly….

replaced line for post_type with:-

get_post_type($post->ID)

Need to test to confirm, but I think that works!

Thanks for this. Right now it seems to be querying ‘posts’ and not my current custom post type though?

Great that worked, but regretably I din’t solve my issue. I need to add a variable to the loop:-

$slideNumber = 1;

so this works:-

<?php
$slideNumber = 1;
while ( $loop->have_posts() ) : $loop->the_post(); ?>

– is that possible?

Thanks
Glennyboy

Hi
That’s the problem nothing is happening as the short code is not outputting as a short code echo via code like the above. Nothing displays so there’s nothing I can show you.
It works fine as just a short code within WordPress editor etc, but I need it to run directly in a template file and that’s why I’m asking if there is any way to embed the Ajax repeater directly via php?
Thanks
Glennyboy

Hi
I want to add an Ajax Load More Repeater Template directly into a template. currently it seems the only way the repeater can be added is via the short code, rather than php?

For example the following does not work:-

<?php echo do_shortcode(“[ajax_load_more repeater=”repeater3″ post_type=”my_cpt” max_pages=”none” posts_per_page=”9″ button_label=”More” transition=”fade”]”); ?>

It doesn’t output / responds with a php error.

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Glennyboy

That is correct. The jQuery currently can’t fire as the Ajax loads after the document is ready..

Thanks, could do this, but I’m looking for a range of different search results pages and given the above it seems there can be only 1 template for all results?

Hi

They certainly don’t appear by default, but the above is a solution of sorts.

Just to let you know the Theme I was using is Pagelines DMS – just in case others are experiencing the same or if anyone can spread any light on it.

Regards

Glennyboy

Hi

I tried applying to Twenty Fourteen and earlier base Themes bury I don’t think this plugin supports them (or vice versa)?

Anyway on delving a bit deeper into the Widget settings I noted that you can specify title tags under ‘Edit’ in an existing Widget. I added:-

<h3 class="widget-title"> </h3>

in the respective before and after and this replaced the missing elements. I’m not sure if this is required and I stupidly missed it, but perhaps consider using the default widget title values automatically unless something else is specified?

Thanks

Glennyboy

Hi

Yes that’s what I mean. I’m not getting any widget titles outputted correctly. This is an example:-

<div id="brpwp_wrapper-2">
Latest from the Newsroom
<ul class="no-bullets">
																									<li id="brpwp_140" class="post-140 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-news">
.....
</li>																						</ul>
</div>

You will see that the title ” Latest from the Newsroom” has not styling whatsoever. I’ve tried a different sidebar plugin and it works fine.

Perhaps I can PM you a link to view?

Thanks
Glennyboy

Me too 404!

Ah
I found this was not working as it was present in a widget and also on the page. I’m guessing this is a jquery conflict.

Hi All

As above I had the same problem and then checked WordPress Codex and found the solution (certainly in my case anyway. Basically wp_head(); must come before the closing /head tag. In my case it was at the top of the head. I put it to the bottom and it worked immediately. As per:-

<?php
   /* Always have wp_head() just before the closing </head>
    * tag of your theme, or you will break many plugins, which
    * generally use this hook to add elements to <head> such
    * as styles, scripts, and meta tags.
    */
   wp_head();
?>