travis182

Thanx for the (quick) reply, but unfortunately it’s not working.

This:

[loop type="post" taxonomy="category" value="x,y" compare="and"]
[field title-link]
[/loop]

…doesn’t give a result to start with, while there are posts in both categories.

I’m not using any filters, but I still have the problem with the duplicate posts also.

From the plugin author:

It’s not in the WordPress plugin directory, so you have to upload it manually, but it’s working for me.

Nobody a clue? It seems like all the links use the correctly translated url, but the page is still visible on the non translated url.

Thanx Michwl, that one is working indeed!

Old, but it might come in handy. Thanx!

Nobody? I was hoping this would be a minor addition to my functions.php file…

Yep, that fixed it for me. Thanx.

Ok, fixed. Kinda foolish, but I added the translation for these words in the .po file, but didn’t change the .mo file.
Poedit did the trick :-S

Thanx a bunch, that got me to the fix!

I have a menu-structure with a parent category 1, child categories 1a, 1b, 1c and finally the actual blogposts in those combination of categories.
So the code has to work on the archive pages, but also on the page of the blogpost. I now use this code, which works fine for me. Thanx for the help.

<?php  if( is_category() ) : //because this makes only sense in a category archive page
$cats = array();
$cat = get_query_var('cat');
do {
$cats[] = (int)$cat;
$cat = get_category($cat)->category_parent;
}
while($cat);

$args = array(
'category__and' => $cats,
'orderby' => 'post_date'
);
$posts = get_posts( $args ); ?>
<ul>
 <?php   foreach($posts as $post) {
   ?>
     <li><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" title="<?php the_title_attribute(); ?>"><?php the_title('')?></a></li>
   <?php } wp_reset_postdata(); ?>
</ul>
<?php elseif(is_single() ) : //on single blogpost-page ?>

<ul>
   <?php
    $category = get_the_category(); //get first current category ID
    $this_post = $post->ID; // get ID of current post
    $cats = wp_get_post_categories($post->ID);
$args = array(
'orderby' => 'post_date',
'category__and' => $cats
);
$posts = get_posts( $args );
   ?>
  <?php
    foreach($posts as $post) {
   ?>
     <li><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" title="<?php the_title(); ?>"><?php the_title('')?></a></li>
   <?php } wp_reset_postdata(); ?>
</ul>

<?php endif; //ends: if( is_category() ) ?>

Thanx for the tip, I’ll look into that. Your example is working for the post-pages and for the …category/aaa/bbb/ pages, but is giving a problem with the …category/aaa/ pages, because it takes the second category from the blogposts on that page and in that case I do want to show all the blogposts in category aaa. Because of the pagination, page 1 consists of only aaa/bbb posts, but the second page also shows aaa/ccc post, so in the list I would like to see aaa/bbb aswell as aaa/ccc, but now the list changes along with the pagination.
I hope you still follow what I’m saying.

I made a secured part of my website. I have a login-page that has to be excluded from the search results, but also all of it’s (future) children. Is there an easy way to exclude this certain login page and all of it’s (grand)children without having to add the child-ID to the template every time I make a new secure page?

What if I wanted to exclude a certain page from the search results, but also all of the future children without modding the search.php every time I add a childpage?