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Thinking about this, would it be useful to have a custom taxonomy “products” which both the product-post-type and the other post-type need to use? So I can query on the taxonomy? Or will that give complications?

Or is there a hook I can use to disable the view link completely?

Thanks for your reply esmi. I think I found the problem. We’ve used /%year%/%month%/%postname%/ as a custom permalink structure. When I change back to default it is fine.
I’ve also tested this on a clean WordPress install, there it does the same. As soon as I create a permalink structure it starts behaving like it did. So it changes from ?attachment_id=XX to the permalink of the attached post with the image name. Something like: url/post-type/year/month/postname/attachmentname

Any way of avoiding that?

Thanks for that Ipstenu. I did see these plugins, but was hoping to find a solution where I don’t have to broadcast/duplicate posts. But after some more research, it might be the best way to go for now.

Thanks again.

After some testing with the following code in my AJAX call:

comments_template(get_bloginfo('template_url').'/comments.php');

I can see that the function is called, but no result is returned. I think it has something to do with the the post or comment data not being available during the call.

Any suggestions on that?

Cheers,
Marco

Update:

When I change the action hook from “init” to “wp”, I can get a response in a test, but not the wp_list_comments.