giuseppe65

Hi @barsha05 ,

I had already tried to deactivate the plugins, but I did not detect any conflicts.
Thanks.

Hi @barsha05,

Thanks for the reply.
I have currently solved it with some CSS to hide the breadcrumb duplication, otherwise it would display as shown here.

Thanks.

Hi @andreaslindgren ,

I confirm the problem is solved with the new version 1.20.1.

Thanks.

Hi,

I confirm the anomaly.
I performed rollback to temporarily solve the problem.

Thanks.

Hello @cteduard ,

I updated theme and plugin to version 2.0.67 and now the extension works properly.
Thank you so much!

Hello @pdclark,

I solved the extraction of the main taxonomies by tt.parent = 0 .

Now I have to resolve the relationship between the main and secondary taxonomy.

Thanks.

Hello @cteduard ,

Perfect! I will wait for the new release.
Thank you so much.

Hello @cteduard ,

at this url I have prepared a comments area with the Comment Form Editor with TinyMCE plugin and Blocksy Companion extension disabled. The native WordPress checkbox should be visible, but it is not visible.
At this url, instead, I have prepared a comments area with the Comment Form Editor with TinyMCE plugin and Blocksy Companion extension enabled, but even in this case the privacy checkbox is not visible.
In both cases the checkbox in Settings->Discussion is set.
Thanks.

Hi @cteduard ,

I’m back on topic because I noticed that by installing a plugin for managing comments (e.g. Discuz or Comment Form Editor with TinyMCE) the extension doesn’t work and the checkbox with the label isn’t displayed.
Note that the Blocksy theme also makes the native WordPress checkbox invisible.
Thanks!

Hi @pdclark,

Thanks for reply.

The where t.slug IN( 'a', 'b' ) works correctly, while t.parent != 0 does not extract any taxonomy.
tt.parent != 0 instead correctly extracts all the secondary taxonomics.
Am I doing something wrong?
If I understand correctly, however, I cannot set a dynamic where in the secondary taxonomy field unless through advanced programming. Therefore, there is no way to set a where based on the content of the main taxonomy field by setting an equality with the field name (e.g. {@field_name} or {@ID}.
Did I understand correctly?
Thanks!

Hello @cteduard

Solved!

Thanks.

Hi @cteduard,

I do not have plugins or services that could interfere with the graphic aspects of the website.
This is the first time this has happened and I haven’t noticed any problems with the latest version.

Thanks!

Hi,

I solved.
Updating to version 3.0.3 sets the default theme. I changed the theme and solved it.

Best regards.

Hi,

Thanks for the reply.
I sent a report to the support forum.

Best regards.

Hi,

Thanks for the reply.
I tried to filter using the WHERE field but I can’t understand the syntax to use.
It is not even clear to me how to enhance FIELD in order to display the contents of a field other than {@post_title} of the related pods.

Best regards.