Found a solution. Changing the static function login_user in td_login.php
from:
static function login_user($username, $password) {
$credentials = array();
$credentials['user_login'] = $username;
$credentials['user_password'] = $password;
$credentials['remember'] = true;
$user_obj = wp_signon($credentials,false);
return $user_obj;
}
to:
static function login_user($username, $password) {
$credentials = array();
$credentials['user_login'] = $username;
$credentials['user_password'] = $password;
$credentials['remember'] = true;
$user_obj = wp_signon($credentials, true);
return $user_obj;
}
fixes the problem: wp_signon($credentials, true). One can also use wp_signon( $credentials, $secure_cookie )
Just found another thread describing the exact same problem except I do not have any permission errors.
Also, shouldn’t pages be displayed using the iPad / tablet settings on an i.e. iPhone 6 Plus?
IPAD LANDSCAPE
1019px - 1140px
IPAD PORTRAIT
768px - 1018px
It’s a 1920×1080 device and way above the theme phone width-range:
0 - 767px
Hi Dhananjay.
The website I’m building / redesigning will launch May 1st. It’s under wraps until then 🙂
I realised that Newspaper theme really is not geared for CPT. In the end there is too many customisations needed and would probably break all sorts for theme updates in the future.
I had to options to accomplish my goal:
1. Use CPT to get the data-sorting i wanted.
2. Modify and add the needed sorting logic to the data backend.
I chose the latter. Today I rewrote the ajax functions and implemented the function (only get posts from main box / menu filter AND sub-filters (from drop-downs).
I’ve documented the changes here: Adding Ajax Logic
You might wanna take a look.
Hi Bogdan.
I’ve implemented the changes to the backend and added a new option ‘Filter by categories and block filter’ for blocks (td_config.php)
static function get_map_block_ajax_filter_array() {
return array(
//custom filter types
array(
"param_name" => "td_ajax_filter_type", //this is used to build the filter list (for example a list of categories from the id-s bellow)
"type" => "dropdown",
"value" => array('- No drop down ajax filter -' => '', 'Filter by categories' => 'td_category_ids_filter', <strong>'Filter by categories and block filter' => 'td_category_ids_parent_filter'</strong>, 'Filter by authors' => 'td_author_ids_filter', 'Filter by tag slug' => 'td_tag_slug_filter', 'Filter by popularity (Featured | All time popular)' => 'td_popularity_filter_fa'),
"heading" => 'Ajax dropdown - filter type:',
"description" => "Show the ajax drop down filter. The ajax filters (except by popularity) require an additional parameter. If no ids are provided in the input below, the filter will show all the available items (ex: all authors, all categories etc..)",
"holder" => "div",
"class" => "",
"group" => "Ajax filter"
),
I’ve added an new case to td_block.php:
case 'td_category_ids_parent_filter': // by category AND block / menu category filter
$td_categories = get_categories(array(
'include' => $td_ajax_filter_ids,
'exclude' => '1',
'number' => 100 //limit the number of categories shown in the drop down
));
// check if there's any id in the list
if (!empty($td_ajax_filter_ids)) {
// break the categories string
$td_ajax_filter_ids = explode(',', $td_ajax_filter_ids);
// order the categories - match the order set in the block settings
foreach ($td_ajax_filter_ids as $td_category_id) {
$td_category_id = trim($td_category_id);
foreach ($td_categories as $td_category) {
// retrieve the category
if ($td_category_id == $td_category->cat_ID) {
$td_pull_down_items [] = array(
'name' => $td_category->name,
'id' => $td_category->cat_ID,
);
break;
}
}
}
// if no category ids are added
} else {
foreach ($td_categories as $td_category) {
$td_pull_down_items [] = array(
'name' => $td_category->name,
'id' => $td_category->cat_ID,
);
}
}
break;
I could have done it the lazy way:
case 'td_category_ids_filter' && 'td_category_ids_parent_filter':
But might as well add a proper case.
I’ve also modified td_ajax.php to handle category ids as an array (this is needed for td_data_source.php – see below):
case 'td_category_ids_parent_filter': // by category AND block main category - the user selected a category from the drop down. if it's empty, we show the default block atts
if (!empty($ajax_parameters['td_filter_value'])) {
$ajax_parameters['td_atts']['category_ids'] = array($ajax_parameters['td_atts']['category_id'], $ajax_parameters['td_filter_value']);
unset($ajax_parameters['td_atts']['category_id']);
}
// debug
// $output = print_r($ajax_parameters['td_atts'], true);
// file_put_contents('ajax_query.txt', $output);
break;
Finally changes to td_data_source.php:
// if $category_ids = array then only get posts with main block / menu category AND ajax filter set
// if $category_ids is an aray then prepare query with "category_and" instead of "cat"
if (!empty($category_ids) and is_array($category_ids)) {
$wp_query_args['category__and'] = $category_ids;
}
Checks for $category_ids == array and then prepares query with “category__and” instead of “cat”.
Changes enables you so choose the function with the main block / menu category id as parent for data in sub tabs.
Let me know if you guys want the diffs from code. I’m pretty sure a lot of your customers would love this imho much needed added feature.
Disregard the out-commented debug code.
Cheers 🙂
Got it working. Almost..
Pagination is showing, but following pages are not working. Clicking them will generate a 404 error. Someting I’m missing?
$paged = get_query_var( 'paged' ) ? get_query_var( 'paged' ) : 1;
$args = array(
'post_type' => 'custom1',
'post_status' => 'published',
'posts_per_page' => '10',
'paged' => $paged
);
$wp_query = new WP_Query( $args );
