Joseph Fusco

@ktsyr1 Can you please provide more details as to what your specific issue is?

Hey @priteshsaxena31, the 2 plugins suggested above might be worth exploring.

I’m going to mark this as resolved as this has to do with WPML specifically and there are community solutions available. We appreciate your feedback!

Hey @dineshacet1, WPGraphQL for ACF does not currently support mutations out of the box.

You can read more about the reasoning here:
https://github.com/wp-graphql/wpgraphql-acf/issues/109

If you need to add your own support for certain fields, you can make use of the register_graphql_field API, register_graphql_input_type API, and other functions to modify the schema.

Hey @moderncaliber, if you need to modify how WPGraphQL executes queries against the database, you might be able to use this filter to modify the arguments that get sent to WP_Query.

I’m going to mark this as resolved as it’s related to WPGraphQL for WooCommerce. If you need any more support I’d recommend opening an issue on the GitHub repository or feel free to join the WPGraphQL Discord!

Closing this and marking as resolved as it doesn’t seem related to WPGraphQL.

Hey @vannatcpcpdottw thank you for reporting this! I was able to reproduce this and have opened an issue on the plugin’s repo.

https://github.com/wp-graphql/wpgraphql-acf/issues/215

I’m going to mark it resolved here but you can follow the progress on GitHub.

Hey Semih, WPGraphQL does not provide a blogs field out of the box; are you using any other plugins to achieve that?

Glad it’s working! ??

Hey @semiherdogan, based on the error that was shared, it seems like the issue lies in the wp-graphql-meta plugin installed on that site – I suspect it’s this one, which hasn’t been updated in 7 years, which to be fair doesn’t always mean it’s outdated, but it doesn’t look active.

• This reply was modified 9 months, 3 weeks ago by Joseph Fusco.

Hi @chrishpz, core WPGraphQL doesn’t currently support querying blocks and patterns.

The WordPress plugin WPGraphQL Content Blocks focuses on that area, I’d recommend starting a discussion there. Thank you!

Hey @rmehi, if WPGraphQL is working fine with Vercel, it seems like there could be an issue with the server config on your droplet. I would encourage you to reach out to DigitalOcean support.

Another option could be to use a managed WordPress host that is already known to work well with WPGraphQL.

Feel free to open up another issue if you find any specific issues with the plugin itself. Thank you!

Loading to much data in a single request will likely cause memory problems and timeouts on your WordPress server.

Instead of trying to fetch everything and paginating on the client, I would recommend paginating with smaller requests to GraphQL. You can read more about GraphQL and pagination here.

As far as search goes, I would recommend the same thing; execute your search request against the WPGraphQL endpoint and paginate using WPGraphQL. Hopefully this information helps!

Hey, it looks like you are trying to apply a filter, when add_filter should be used. You can learn more about working with custom post types here.

Test Reply

The tota11y tool included in this plugin will only show the label panel if there are label errors on the page. If none are found, nothing will happen.

We did fix a some label issues in a recent version of Divi Accessibility so it is possible you were seeing the label panel show up because of that.

Regardless of what the issue was before, it seems that you have no more label errors on that page which is great! Thank you for the report and let us know if you have any other issues with the plugin.

Best,
Joe