Julia Canzani

Hi @almushtari

Would it be possible to try using latin characters for your repeater name, or to test with a new repeater with only this modification? It’s possible that some of our customizations to the codemirror editor weren’t created with mixed text directions in mind.

Another thing that could help you track down where the issue is would be to add some test text to your loop to see if it appears on the page. If it does and repeats for each item in your repeater, it’s possible that the issue is actually with your nested field.

<Loop acf_relationship=field_name>
  Test: <Field nested_field_name /><br />
</Loop>

If the fields you’re using aren’t simple text fields, you may want to check the ACF integration reference in our docs to make sure you’re calling them correctly.

Please make sure that the context that you’ve placed your repeater loop in is correct too, our documentation on understanding the default query or default loop could come in handy there: https://docs.loopsandlogic.com/getting-started/terminology-definitions/default-query

There’s lots of discussions on our forum about ACF Relationship loops, so it may be worth looking there for more context on using them since our documentation is a bit sparse on examples. If you confirm that this appears to be a text-direction issue I’ll make sure the development team gets a heads up so we can make the plugin more accessible!

Julia @ Team Tangible

Hi Katy! It looks like you found your way to our beta pro addon docs! Our (as yet unreleased) explicit integration with WooCommerce handles complex data that isn’t stored in the wp_postmeta table, but you’ll still be able to access products in a loop without it by referencing the post type:

<Loop type=product count=1>
  <h4><Field title /></h4>
</Loop>

There are some helpful posts on our forum about using L&L with WooCommerce, so it’s worth a look about if you have any more questions.

Julia @ Team Tangible

Hello,

I’m not sure I understand exactly what you’re asking, but a Loop’s results can be filtered by keyword using the search attribute. If you’re working with the native WordPress search, you can get the terms from the query parameter like so:

<Loop search="{Url query=s}" orderby=relevance order=desc>...</Loop>

However, I would also try a loop without any attributes, which should inherit the default search query, and should suit your needs provided you don’t need any other filtering or ordering:

<Loop></Loop>

Does this help? If not, could you send your L&L markup to help me understand where you’re having trouble?

Thanks,
Julia @ Team Tangible

Hello!

When you use <Field content /> it’s pretty much just pulling the value of post_content from your posts table in the database. You could try using <Field content format=true /> which applies the the_content filter, but most likely any styling or JS that gets enqueued by the page builder won’t apply, and if your page builder isn’t saving anything to the post_content meta, you won’t see anything at all.

There are lots of ways to use L&L in tandem with page builders, but this particular scenario isn’t well-supported because every page builder is so different in how it stores and renders page content.

I’ll ask the dev team if this would be a feasible use-case to support, and if so create a feature request.

Please feel free to visit our discussion forum if you have any other questions or feature requests ??

Julia @ Team Tangible

Hello! If you want your template to completely override the content area of your custom post type, you can use the “Layouts” content type instead of “Templates” to apply your L&L to those single posts.

If you don’t want to override the entire content you have a few options with varying degrees of complexity:

If you’re using a page builder themer like FSE, Beaver Themer or Elementor Pro, you can add your template to your layout.

If you’re comfortable with PHP, you can register new theme positions for your layouts (in addition to the default “Content” location). This method is outlined in this forum post.

If the template for the post type is a PHP file (single-{cpt_slug}.php) in your child theme you’re comfortable modifying (or if you’re able to create an override by adding the file to your child theme) you can use the tangible_template function to render your template directly in your PHP file.

I hope one of these approaches works for you! If you want help registering a new theme position, I’d be happy to help if you can let me know which theme you’re using and where you’d like your template to render.

Thanks for the additional details! What browser/device were you using?

Hello! We’ve tried to replicate the issue but haven’t been able to. If there are any other details you feel may be relevant feel free to share them (WP version, your theme, L&L version). In the meantime, could you try the following?

• Place the template shortcode on a new page, (this will help rule out any Elementor responsive visibility settings or anything else specific to your layout settings)
• Place the template in a page or post without using Elementor
• Place the template with the Tangible Template widget instead

The more context you can give us, the easier it is for us to find the problem! ?? Thanks!

Julia @ Team Tangible

Hello! I’ve never encountered this particular issue. Could you give me a bit more info about your theme and how you’re adding content to the page (a page builder, Gutenberg, classic editor etc.), as well as the content of your template? Any additional details you can provide will be very helpful!

Thanks,
Julia @ Team Tangible

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Julia Canzani.

Hi Gaurav, I’m glad that you were able to track down the issue! We don’t accept donations to support the development of L&L (the sentiment is much appreciated though), but we will eventually release a paid addon with extra integrations for plugins like WooCommerce. In the meantime the best way to support the plugin is to be part an active member of the community in our forum or Facebook group, and to participate in testing our in-beta block creation functionality ??

Hi Gaurav, this is pretty weird! I have a hunch that this is a compatibility issue with another plugin (probably one that includes a code editor powered by Codemirror). I’ll need the following information (some of which can be copy-pasted from the L&L settings support tab) to replicate the issue on my end so we can narrow down the issue:

• PHP version
• WordPress version
• L&L version
• Active Theme
• List of installed plugins

If you’re amenable to it, you could try disabling plugins one-by-one and see if you can pinpoint one that’s causing the behavior. It would make testing on our end a lot easier!

I’m noticing in your screen capture that your <Field /> tags are also lowercase. Are they also impacted by the bug?

Thanks in advance for the extra details!

Julia @ Team Tangible

This happens if you apply the Captcha to your login form and misconfigure it (ie, the Google Captcha keys you used aren’t associated with the correct domain). The solution is to either fix the site config on https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin/ or disable the plugin via FTP

I’m working on a project this feature would be useful for. Is it coming soon or should I not bother waiting for it?