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Hey Keryn

This all sounds very strange! I haven’t heard/seen these issues before.

A few questions if you don’t mind:

1. Can you tell me, did they occur since a particular update, or are you setting up the plugin for the first time?
2. Would you be able to enable WP_DEBUG and WP_DEBUG_LOG and see if there are any errors being thrown?
3. If I was to guess, this could be a plugin / theme conflict, so I would suggest disabling them as a test to see if the issue goes a way (so we know where to look next) – would you be able to do that on a staging / dev site?

Failing all the above, the next step would be to take a direct look at your setup and do some digging.

Best
– Ross

Hi Piqler

To use in PHP, the easiest way would be to do this:

<?php
    echo do_shortcode( '[custom-layout id='2373']' );
?>

Let me know how you get on.

Best

Hey @wp_user1

So you would just need to modify your filter like this:

function layout_query_args( $query_args, $id ) {
	$query_args['meta_key'] = 'keyname';
	$query_args['meta_value'] = 'value';
	$query_args['meta_compare'] = '=';
	return $query_args;
}
add_filter( 'custom-layouts/layout/query_args', 'layout_query_args', 10, 2 );

Notice, I added the 2 to add_filter and then added $id to the function layout_query_args

Please watch out for our next major version (and I’ll try to remember to update this ticket) as some of these apis might change – we won’t remove any functionality though, probably just rename the filter and perhaps change the order of the arguemnts.

Best

Yeah I would have a look, but unfortunately there is no way to access – it’s against wp.org forum rules to ask for logins etc, and there is no private way to communicate logins… so my next best bet is to receate the issue on “disposable” site.

Yup, its undocumented (because we plan to change some of this implementation in the near future) but you can get the layout ID as the second parameter – here is our code:

$query_args = apply_filters( 'custom-layouts/layout/query_args', $query_args, $this->id );

Obviously this wouldn’t work if you were building a layout directly in the gutenberg editor, because there is no associated ID – if that is what you’re doing (?) then I’ll consider adding some extra info to this filter to make it easier.

Best

Hey @wp_user1

As far as I’m aware, it’s not a known bug.

I’ve just tested this functionality and seems to work ok on my test site.

Can you explain a bit more:

1. Are you using gutenberg to build the layout or are you using our admin pages?
2. Is the taxonomy a custom taxonomy?
3. If you open your browse debug tools, do you see any errors appear as you press “save”?

Instructions for chrome (but every browser has their own version) : https://support.awesome-table.com/hc/en-us/articles/115003787169-Using-the-Debug-Console-in-Google-Chrome-to-identify-errors

Best

Hey @cariatari – as I didn’t hear from you I’m going to go ahead and close the ticket.

Please re-open the ticket if you have any further issues but I’m confident since the last update this is resolved.

All the best
– Ross