Incorrect Hierarchy Issue

With previous versions of the plugin, it worked correctly.

For reference, what versions are you referring to? As was discussed in the linked topic, this is typically caused by a misbehaving secondary loop. But, something else may be happening here and I need more information to help me diagnose/recreate this.

Thanks for your reply, John!

I have to correct my assumption: I started using your plugin since 5.2.2 and it seems the issue was already there (I downgraded to 5.2.2 to verify)… I just haven’t noticed it before, because it works perfectly fine on most pages. It seems only archive-like pages are affected by it (e.g. the blog archive).

Here’s some more info that might help you:

Theme: Pricerr by Sitemile

Active Plugins:
Akismet: 3.2
amr shortcode any widget: 3.3
Breadcrumb NavXT: 5.5.2
Contact Form 7: 4.5.1
Google Analytics by MonsterInsights: 5.5.4
Simple Social Icons: 1.0.13
Stop Spammers Spam Control: 6.15
W3 Total Cache: 0.9.5.1
WP-PageNavi: 2.91
Yoast SEO: 3.7.1 (needs update – 3.8)

Disabling the following plugins didn’t help:
amr shortcode any widget: 3.3
WP-PageNavi: 2.91
The other plugins don’t come across like possible culprits to me, but I might be mistaking.

Removing the widgets from the affected pages didn’t help either.

I noticed the Pricerr demo site shows the same symptons:
https://sitemile.us/pricerr/blog-posts/
https://sitemile.us/pricerr/search-jobs-2/

Perhaps the theme’s own post loop code is to blame? Though I’m not sure what to look for re the issue.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by Ralph83.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by Ralph83.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by Ralph83.

Hi John,

Here’s an update:

Reading the linked topic, I initially thought you meant wp_reset_query() should be placed within the plugin’s own code. While trying to fix another theme-related issue, I just noticed the theme’s actually calling bcn_display().

The fix:

The Pricerr theme has a theme file called: pricerr-special-page-template.php, which is one of the theme files calling bcn_display(). Placing wp_reset_query() before this call, fixed the issue.

I’ll notify the theme’s author about the issue and the easy fix. Plus, I’ll add a post to the linked topic, notifying people to look for theme files calling bcn_display() (not plugin files).

Thanks again for your time and effort!