Hi

Has anyone figured this out? Because I think I’m experiencing the same issue…

Ok, thanks 🙂

Hi,

I have tried deactivating all my plugins except the ones provided by tagDiv but unfortunately, nothing happened.

I then tried accessing my site using Firefox / Safari and TD Composer worked fine.
I am still hoping to access my site using Google Chrome, and so I shall continue to search for a fix…

Did you find a solution to this problem?
I am experiencing the exact same issue…

Finally! I found a Fix.

Instead of using:

'category__not_in' =>array(category id goes here),

I tried using:

'category__in' =>array(category id goes here),

And it worked perfectly!

Ok, so I’ve tested both:

'category__not_in' => '2',

and

'category__not_in' =>array(category id goes here),

both with and without Visual Composer and TagDiv Composer but with no real luck…
I am currently running the latest version of Visual Composer and TagDiv Composer bundled with Newspaper 8 ver 1.0.

Have I got any other options I could try?

Hi Simon,

Thanks for the info.
I was just wondering is: ‘category__not_in’ a Visual Composer class?
If so everything makes perfect sense since I don’t have Visual Composer active on my site.

Thanks

Hi Again,

After searching the forum a little more I discovered this code:
'category__not_in' => '2',
and
'category__not_in' =>array(category id goes here),
which seams to be working for most people.

Unfortunately, neither of the two options seem to be working for me.
My site is currently running on Newspaper 8 ver 1.0 and does not use Visual Composer, only TagDiv Composer.

Could you please point me in the right direction…

Thanks.

Hi Catalin,

I’ve been trying to make your shortcode work for the last half hour or so with no success…

$wp_query_args = array(
'ignore_sticky_posts' => 1,
'post_status' => 'publish',
'posts_per_page' => $posts_per_page,
'paged' => $paged,
'category__not_in' => array( 26 ),
);

I am currently using Newspaper 8 version 1.0.
Does ‘category__not_in’ => array( 26 ), still work in this new version?

Thanks

Hi Simon,

Thank you so much!
I literally spent all morning searching for that.

Unfortunately, it seems I’m not as skilled as I thought I was.
I would ‘either’ like to filter the posts by a given category or exclude a certain category from showing. Either one will work.

I have tried adding (‘category_id’ => ’65’,) and (‘sort’ => ’65’) neither of which seemed to work.

Is there anything else I could try?

Thanks again.

• This reply was modified 9 years by Edamame Reviews.

Hi,

Your code worked perfectly!
It fixed Wp-Statistics which is kind of an essential plugin for me.

Thanks!

Currently, I’m running Woocommerce version 3.1.1 which, (as far as I know), is the latest version of Woocommerce…

You Couldn’t Have Been More Perfect! Thank You Very Much!

• This reply was modified 9 years by Edamame Reviews.

Hi Again,

I ended up editing the file td_module_single_base.php and your code worked like a charm! ?

‘category_id’ => ‘1’

While you are there, is it possible to randomize what posts are displayed like in the block settings via code?

Thanks!

Hi,

I was wondering is it possible to filter which posts are shown via custom code?

Thanks.

Hi Simion,

Ok, Thanks.
Assuming you are from the TagDiv Team, (Sorry I’m not exactly sure where to look yet), it would be extremely helpful if a feature like this was added in in future 🙂

Thanks.