norte2017

There will be no problem, they will do the migration to another server managed by them.

Just one more question, if I may.

Is the following ok:

Debug information for Pods installations.
Server Software Apache
Your User Agent Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:109.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/115.0
Session Save Path /opt/alt/php73/var/lib/php/session
Session Save Path Exists Yes
Session Save Path Writeable Yes
Session Max Lifetime 1440
Opcode Cache: Apc No
Opcode Cache: Memcached No
Opcode Cache: OPcache No
Opcode Cache: Redis No
Object Cache: APC No
Object Cache: APCu No
Object Cache: Memcache No
Object Cache: Memcached No
Object Cache: Redis No
Current Memory Usage 107.023M / 1024M
Current Memory Usage (real) 23.000M
Pods Network-Wide Activated No
Pods Install Location /wp-content/plugins/pods/
Pods Developer Activated No
Pods Tableless Mode Activated No
Pods Relationship Table Enabled Yes
Pods Relationship Table Count 229
Pods Light Mode Activated No
Pods Strict Activated No
Pods Allow Deprecated Yes
Pods API Cache Activated Yes
Pods Shortcode Allow Evaluate Tags No
Pods Sessions Disable sessions
Pods Can Use Sessions Yes
Setting: Types only No
Setting: Watch Changed fields Yes
Setting: Watch WP Metadata calls Yes
Setting: Override WP Metadata values Yes

Thank you.

Hi Paul,

thank you for your kind and detailed reply. Awesome. As I’m not a developer and having basic knoledge on wordpress it as quite impressive.

*Sorry, I wrote 505 but should have been 500.

Some details:

wp memory: 1024 M

Changed php version to alt-php82-fastcgi.

Activate debug but no errors registered.

Disabled xmlrpc.php.

Intalled pods cache.

Activated pods and it failed again: shows 500 and I can’t save anything without the json error to occur.

I’m with your oppinion, also suspect on some memory or some server misconfiguration.

Therefore, I’m insisting with the hoster to give me an answer.

Many thanks for your help.

Rogerio

Hi Jim,
I figured what you meant. It was quite simple to do. Just insert the taxonomy label on the template and select the country on the side column of the dashboard.
Thanks.
Rogerio

Hi Jim,

I’d done as you said already: custom taxonomies are associated to the CPTS that use them.
But if I have a custom field “Country” in a CPT, I need to link it to the taxonomy “countries” using a relationship to have a dropdown selector to choose the country and have the custom field filled and appearing in the CPT’s template.
Or is there a way to grab the “country” field content in the CPT’s template using the country selected in the column taxonomy “countries” instead of a custom field?

Thanks,
Rogerio

Hi,

Please ignore the previous posts as I advanced a bit further on this issue.

I get to list the items of the field “libraries_designed” with the links to each post:

<ul>
[each libraries_designed]
	<li><a href="{@ibraries_designed.guid}">{@libraries_designed.name_of_library}</a></li>
[/each]
</ul>

For the field “related_publications_on_atb” I used the same structure:

<ul>
[each related_publications_on_atb]
	<li><a ref="{@related_publications_on_atb.guid}">{@related_publications_on_atb.monograph_title}</a></li>
[/each]
</ul>

However in the second field the links don’t work. I checked both fields and they have the same settings excepting the relationship custom post type which is obviously different.

The page is [https://archtech-books.com/en/architects/erik-gunnar-asplund/].
Do you have any idea on which may be causing this error?

Thanks.
Rogerio

Hi,
something went wrong and the html code is not all visible
Here the template html. The last three are some trials that I did trying to solve the issue, but all without the link working.

<p><font color="#93CCF9"><strong>Born: </strong></font>{@born}</p>
	
<p><font color="#93CCF9"><strong>Libraries designed by {@architect_name} on ArchTech Books:</strong></font></p>

<p><a href="{@ibraries_designed.guid}">{@libraries_designed.name_of_library}</a></p>

<p><font color="#93CCF9"><strong>Publications related to {@architect_name} on ArchTech Books:</strong></font></p>
	
<<solution 1 list without bullets

[each related_publications_on_atb]
<li><a>{@monograph_title.related_publications_on_atb}</a></li>
[/each]

<<solution 2 with bullets

[if related_publications_on_atb]
<ul class="related_publications_on_atb">
	[each related_publications_on_atb]
	<li><a>{@related_publications_on_atb.monograph_title}</a></li>
[/each]
</ul>
[else]
No publications available.
[/if]

<<solution 3 with bullets changing the class id

[if related_publications_on_atb]
<ul class="architect_library">
	[each related_publications_on_atb]
	<li><a>{@related_publications_on_atb.monograph_title}</a></li>
[/each]
</ul>
[else]
No publications available.
[/if]

Appreciate if you may help.
Rogerio

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by Stephen Edgar.
• This reply was modified 7 years ago by Stephen Edgar.

Hi Jim,

thank you for your quick reply.

The website that I was talking about has a scientific target, so accuracy on publications information is quite relevant for the users.

Publications such as monographs, journals, conference proceedings, books chapters, conference papers, journals papers, phd thesis… have specific custom fields that shouldn’t appear as empty fields by using a general template. Thus, I’ve created specific post types for each type of publication to match a specific template that will show the relevant information about a publication in the most accurate way. A book uses an ISBN, a Journal uses an ISSN, for example. Makes no sense to show an empty ISBN field on a post about a Journal or a Journal article.

Information can be set using both ways, by entering the publication author or by entering the publication title on its publication type CPT and filling the proper custom fields.

Another thing that I’ve done was to create specific taxonomies corresponding certain custom fields, which really speeds the process of inserting data only by selecting the information available on each taxonomy. For example: publications years, editions numbers, publishers…

So, the real problem is to relate publications titles, types of publications and publications authors. It’s not a bi-directional relationship as I’ve made for publications titles and authors. It’s a more complex relationship.

From your explanation, what I’ve thought that could be made is not possible because taxonomies really act as a filter and not as an automatic way to retrieve the publications titles across the CPTs to have all publications titles of a certain type and of a certain author filtered in a custom field. That must be done manually by selecting the publications titles for each publication author, which I’ve done already.

This may appear to be complicated, but organizing information on a detailed level will allow the users to search publications by filtering them by year, publication type, author, publisher, scientific topic… or search it by typing a specific ISBN or a specific DOI for example. Even searching publications using conditional search. For that stage, I’ll use a filter plugin set as a sidebar widget.

Nevertheless, Pods is really a all in one plugin and it’s a quite easier way to manage and display complex and huge amounts of information.

Thanks.

Rogerio