amanojaku2

It then throws an error – call to member function have_posts()on a non object in: if ($wp_query->have_posts () ):

For anyone reading:

My problem was resolved with 2 key things- the first as Peter L describes above: using the $paged variable in the loop.

The second is making sure you page and the cpt have different names. By changing the name of the page (and it’s php file), the problem was resolved.

I’ve been struggling to understand it myself, but thanks for the help! I think the answer is in there somewhere -as it stands, the ‘next page’ link goes still goes to the archive. The more I think about it, the easier it seems just to reload the same page, but pass a variable to it based on whether ‘next’ or ‘previous’ is clicked.

page-trainer-profile

Yep, sorry about that!

The query is fairly simple:

$wp_query = new WP_Query(array( ‘post_type’ => array(‘trainer_profile’)));

From that there is a bunch of html to display the title and permalink. (I can post it if you like, but I don’t think it is relevant as it is only styling info based on while (have_posts()):the_post; ).

If I add post_per_page =>10and the nav buttons, only 10 title permalinks display, then the ‘next’ arrow that takes me to archive.php.