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Beautiful, thank you Tobias!
Yes, exactly, I should have specified that I want to use certain tables in multiple places and on this one post type I don’t want the extras to appear.
Also I want the folks who are adding these custom entries to just be able to use the easy-peasy TablePress button in the editor to insert a table, and I’m pretty sure they’ll forget to alter the shortcodes.
The plugin is great and very intuitive to use btw, I’m glad I found it.
Hi Rachel,
Yes, this is exactly what I was asking for!
Only caveat is, arg, it only works with one taxonomy. So,
http://mysite.com/?post_type=movies&taxonomy=actors&term=tom-hanks
works but not
http://mysite.com/?post_type=movies&taxonomy=actors&term=tom-hanks&taxonomy=rating&term=turkeyUnless I’m doing it wrong, which is 89% possible.
But, that’s ok. I’m running with the one tax for now and I guess what I need to do if I want multiple filters, so I gather, is to make a custom query from POST variables and put that on its own page.
Anyway… thanks again for your help! You are stellar.
Hi Rachel,
Wow you’re quick, thank you 🙂
Yes, maybe its not redirecting but just showing the post. That’s the rub, it’s being a post in an instance where I want it to be a t’onomy.
The things is I want to be able to pass multiple queries into the url which include CPTs and non-CPT custom taxonomies, but treats them all like terms and returns an archive-like page of results.
In a way, search is able to accomplish this, so if you searched ‘actors’ you’d get a list of posts associated with the ‘actors’ CPT and not land the ‘actors’ post itself.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: making comments display on main pageHi larsbear947,
I was having this same problem using:
<?php $withcomments = "1"; ?> <?php comments_template(); ?>but it worked when changed to:
<?php $withcomments = "1"; ?> <?php comments_template(TEMPLATEPATH . '/comments.php'); ?>Give it a try?