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  • Joseyaz
    I tried your suggestion and got an error. I am using the Abase shortcode in the sidebar. Maybe I don’t understand the use of
    I need to use a variable ($listing_id) as a search variable. in the code below hoaid= “$listing_id” –

    [abase table= “wp_awpcp_ads” columns = “ad_title, hoaid” notitle=”1″ where= “AND hoaid = ‘$lisitng_id’ ” echo=”0″]

    Also in the sidebar I am retrieving the listing id (from a current directory listing) with the following php, which works fine:

    <?php
    $id_or_slug = ”;
    if ( get_query_var( ‘listing’ ) || isset( $_GET[‘listing’] ) )
    $id_or_slug = get_query_var( ‘listing’ ) ? get_query_var( ‘listing’ ) : wpbdp_getv( $_GET, ‘listing’, 0 );
    else
    $id_or_slug = get_query_var( ‘id’ ) ? get_query_var( ‘id’ ) : wpbdp_getv( $_GET, ‘id’, 0 );

    $listing_id = wpbdp_get_post_by_id_or_slug( $id_or_slug, ‘id’, ‘id’ );
    $field = wpbdp_get_form_field( 13);
    echo $field->display( $listing_id );
    ?>
    <p> <?php echo $listing_id; ?> </p>
    <?php echo post_permalink( $listing_id ); ?>

    I have been unable to come up with a way to grab this $listing_id (which is also the value in the other database in field hoaid) and use in in my Where clause.

    Thanks
    ragordon

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