Hi @corentinjr, the post__not_in is a WP_Query parameter which can’t be passed into yarpp_related directly. Instead you need to setup a filter to modify the WP_Query YARPP uses under the hood.
Here’s a forum post that modifies WP_Query based on postmeta: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/related-products-in-stock-or-on-backorder/
You’ll need to adjust that code to instead set post__not_in.
Does that help?
Plugin Author
YARPP
(@jeffparker)
@corentinjr if you would prefer to exclude posts using no-code, one other way to exclude posts is by tagging them with say “noyarpp” and then excluding them by excluding the “noyarpp” tag under “Disallow by Tags:” under “The Pool” settings.
Super thank you very much for your response
I find the 2 very interesting and I have a problem for both:
– With the code: I understood the operation very well, I manage to remove the 3 which bothered me. However, being that the plugin is configured to display “6” posts so I end up with only 3 (since I removed 3 with the code) how can I force the fact to put 9 posts (without modifying the plugin configuration since I use it for other types of content) => maybe post per page?
– Without the code: For that I understood the operation very well, however my post type is not the default wordpress post but one that I created and therefore the tags of this new post do not appear in plugin settings.
thank you in advance for your return
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corentinjr.
Plugin Author
YARPP
(@jeffparker)
Without the code: For that I understood the operation very well, however my post type is not the default wordpress post but one that I created and therefore the tags of this new post do not appear in plugin settings.
Quick question – have you enabled YARPP support for the CPT?
To make YARPP support your Custom Post Type (CPT), the attribute yarpp_support must be set to true when the CPT is registered. The CPT will then be available in the YARPP settings page.
'yarpp_support' => true
For example:
function register_my_cpt() {
$args = array(
'public' => true,
'label' => 'Books',
'yarpp_support' => true,
);
register_post_type( 'book', $args );
}
add_action( 'init', 'register_my_cpt' );
From FAQs:
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/yet-another-related-posts-plugin/#how%20to%20add%20support%20for%20a%20custom%20post%20type%20%28cpt%29%3F
Super thank you very much for your answers
