yephy

@patrickposner I encountered the same problem. If I want to restore the use of custom fields, how can I fix it through code?

• This reply was modified 6 months, 2 weeks ago by yephy.

I seem to have the same problem as you, but I solved it with the following method:
Click the Passster > Settings > Utilities option on the dashboard. After clicking the Reset Plugin Settings button on the Reset Plugin Data tab, you can click Design to enter the page normally.

https://www.lutefuse.com/1125.html

What a great experience!

Sorry to bother you, I also encountered the same problem as you. Could you please tell me what method you used to deal with and solve this problem?

OK, Thanks

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by yephy.

This search page title seems to be called because the element type is Loop Template, which causes any content on the page to be included in the loop results on the search page, so the title can only be displayed as a loop result. The title of the article is not the page title of the search page!

So talented, thank you very much!
The first problem, the problem of custom article classification filtering has been perfectly solved!
It was my mistake, I ignored the problem of Show in REST API!

Second question, please take a look at the issue about the abnormal title display after the search page is replaced!

Going back to the first question, I tried to find the backend file of the plug-in, which is: /generateblocks/src/components/taxonomies-select/index.js. In this file, the following code content appears. I don’t think it is effective for itself. Define the taxonomy of posts to filter:

export default function TaxonomiesSelect( props ) {
	const {
		taxonomy,
		label,
		onChange,
		value = [],
		help,
		placeholder,
		filterName = 'generateblocks.editor.taxonomies-select',
	} = props;

	const [ loadValues, setLoadValues ] = useState( value.length > 0 );
	const [ search, setSearch ] = useDebounceState( '', 500 );
	const isSearchById = !! search.trim() && ! search.trim().match( /\D/g );
	const includeSearchId = isSearchById ? [ search.replace( /\D/g, '' ) ] : undefined;
	const { records, isLoading } = usePersistentTaxonomyRecords( taxonomy, {
		per_page: !! search ? 100 : 10,
		search: !! search && ! isSearchById ? search : undefined,
		include: loadValues ? value : includeSearchId,
	} );

	useEffect( () => {
		if ( loadValues && records.some( ( tax ) => ( value.includes( tax.id ) ) ) ) {
			setLoadValues( false );
		}
	}, [ JSON.stringify( records ), JSON.stringify( value ) ] );

	const taxonomiesOptions = useMemo( () => {
		const filteredTaxonomies = records
			.reduce( ( result, tax ) => {
				result.push( { value: tax.id, label: '#' + tax.id + ': ' + tax.name } );
				return result;
			}, [] );

		return applyFilters( filterName, filteredTaxonomies );
	}, [ JSON.stringify( records ) ] );

	const selectedValues = taxonomiesOptions.filter( ( option ) => ( value.includes( option.value ) ) );

	return (
		<AdvancedSelect
			id={ 'gblocks-select-author' }
			label={ label || __( 'Select terms', 'generateblocks' ) }
			help={ help }
			placeholder={ placeholder || __( 'Search authors…', 'generateblocks' ) }
			options={ taxonomiesOptions }
			isMulti
			isSearchable
			value={ selectedValues }
			onChange={ onChange }
			isLoading={ isLoading }
			onInputChange={ ( inputValue, { action } ) => {
				if ( 'input-change' === action ) {
					setSearch( inputValue );
				}
			} }
		/>
	);
}

In addition, I also found a problem. When I created a new element and tried to replace the query list format of the website’s default search page, I set the ELEMENT TYPE to Loop Template, and set the “Position” to “Search Results”, and then added the For an H title, try to change its DYNAMIC TEXT TYPE to Title. When editing in the background, the default title of the search page is displayed, but when I return to the front-end search page to view it, this title will become the first in the search results. The title of this post…how to solve it?

Thanks Reply.

I created a custom post type myself using PHP code and had its own taxonomy. When I use QUERY LOOP to create a post loop about a category of this custom post type, I have already selected this custom post type in the POST TYPE, but further “SELECT QUERY PARAMETER” selects the taxonomy.

Next, define TAXONOMIES as category, but you can only see the category list of the default post type in the drop-down list; you cannot see the category list of the custom article;

Going one step up, if I try to look for the taxonomy for my custom post type in the “SELECT QUERY PARAMETER” list, there is none…