Plugin Author
scribu
(@scribu)
Do you mean in the metabox or in The Loop or where? More context please. kthnxbye.
It’s within the loop on a custom post type archive page. Using your docs I’ve set the reciprocal connection like:
<?php $connected = p2p_type( 'progs_to_progs' )->get_connected( $post->ID );
p2p_list_posts( $connected, array(
'before_list' => '',
'after_list' => '',
'separator' => ', Master of ',
) ); ?>
We’ve tried a couple ways to do a string replacement on the title that gets output, but had no luck.
In the query I’m setting a variable:
$datitle = get_the_title();
Then directly before the connection I have:
<?php echo str_replace(' (Master’s)', '',$datitle) ?>
I’m looking to do the same replacement on the_title output from the connected posts so the output will read as:
Aerospace Engineering, Master of Engineering, Master of Applied Science
Currently, it reads as:
Aerospace Engineering, Master of Engineering (Master’s), Master of Applied Science (Master’s)
*with Master of Engineering (Master’s) and Master of Applied Science (Master’s) being the items connected to Aerospace Engineering in the output
Plugin Author
scribu
(@scribu)
If you check the docs again, you will see that p2p_list_posts() is no longer used, precisely because it’s hard to customize:
https://github.com/scribu/wp-posts-to-posts/wiki/Basic-usage
Ok thanks, I’ll go back and read things more thoroughly. I was going by this page here, and everything worked fine, until I started looking at the need for the string replacement.
I’m guessing some of the info in Looping the Loop is where I should be focusing my efforts?
Just came back to follow up, and close this ticket. Thanks for doing that already.
So, minus some smaller stuff like a separator, the Looping the Loop section worked perfectly! So now, within the loop I have:
<?php
$connected = p2p_type( 'progs_to_progs' )->get_connected( $post );
while ( $connected->have_posts() ) : $connected->the_post();
$connectedtitle = get_the_title();
echo str_replace(' (Master’s)', '',$connectedtitle);
endwhile;
wp_reset_postdata();
?>
Thanks scibu! Appreciate the help, as well as this awesome plugin!
