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  • Thread Starter Kareem

    (@ikareem)

    oh I can do this via shortcode, great.
    Can be adjusted? to show it if the rating 3+ stars for example?

    Hello @audunmb & @ffabb
    I found solution for this case and it worked.
    You can find it here on Github:
    https://github.com/Lovor01/editor-tweak
    Context:
    https://www.facebook.com/share/p/DVHPKwyS23VxWhBZ/

    Regards

    Thread Starter Kareem

    (@ikareem)

    Okay! After hours and hours of checking…
    I could query all things with my 3rd party plugin filter… so far it’s working fine.
    The way I solved this case, I’m forced to use WPRM “Recipe Post Type” “public” in order to gain access to all queries related to filters and recipes.

    However, I’m stuck with some issues starting with taxonomies!
    In taxonomies doc’s it says I can adjust term links etc..
    Official Source: Here
    But, I can’t adjust any links, the reason for this it’s under Pro which not mentioned in the docs also it’s weird for exist data already.
    1. How to access exist taxonomies links? I want to create template or even check the slug, I don’t know how or where it is.

    2. In case I have CPT plugin and I want to make all recipes under post type, what is the best approach?
    I just found the way for now to keep access to WPRM archive index and manage access to the filters too via the option Recipe Permalink <span style=”text-decoration: underline;”>(If there is a parent post for the recipe, link to that parent).</span>
    In this case, I could create my own CPT and add posts in it and attach the recipes via gutenberg block.
    Source Adding recipes to a custom post type
    Any tips for this?

    3. How to query best/top rating/popular/comment recipes?

    4. I don’t like the way these plugins maintain things for future access, If I decide to create my own taxonomies via ACF/MetaBox instead of WPRM, Is this will be fine and won’t affect anytihng?

    5. If I want to pull/copy/migrate data from WPRM field and move it to my own custom filed, to one or many recipes, is there a way to do such a thing?

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by Kareem.
    Thread Starter Kareem

    (@ikareem)

    One option is to do make the recipe post type and taxonomies public:

    Yes, but How I can have full control over the index/Post Type & Taxonomies page template?
    I use builder like Bricks Builder! I do the archive from the builder templates.

    Another case, I can’t query any data from WPRM inside the builder!
    for instance, I want to get the time… rating data, nothing return… all fields value return empty.

    Happy to help them integrate things as well, if they want to add that as a feature.

    For the facets plugins I mentioned, I’ll check with them ASAP.

    Thread Starter Kareem

    (@ikareem)

    in this case, I’m forced to buy your second plugin for the filters thing!
    I already own some robust filter/facet plugins, and I just read in the Docs that the Recipes in WPRM is a non-public post type, however, so it is not accessible directly.
    Source: Recipes and their Parent Post, Page or Custom Post Type

    So here’s the thing:
    I want to use my filter plugins with WPRM, but in the above case it seems impossible?
    I tried to query some fields but didn’t work with the current posts/CPT’s I guess because for the reason above.
    Any solution to overcome this?
    Filter plugins I use “WP Grid Builder” & “JetSmartFilters

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by Kareem.
    Thread Starter Kareem

    (@ikareem)

    Hello @brechtvds

    Does WPRM support wpgridbuilder facets?
    if yes, any docs, guide?

    Thread Starter Kareem

    (@ikareem)

    Since I removed the block data (html/css) and not showing anything as a visual block as I requested, adding this would be nice instead of the block element.
    all of this case was for UX simplicity to the clients needs.

    I’ve tested almost all of the recipe plugins inside the WP environment, yours is the best and top notch.
    Expect me on the Pro board soon, hopefully once I finish all tasks I’m working on.

    Thread Starter Kareem

    (@ikareem)

    Yes this is what I was looking for! amazing.
    I know I need “a WPRM Recipe block in there, to make the association.” that’s for adding the recipe. but all the data will be shown exactly in the section I made with the template.

    Last questions,
    1. Can I add icon on the Gutenberg tools top bar in order to add a recipe from there? just to open the modal? instead of the block?

    2. Can I add or assign a recipe from the WPRM Manage? like the same field as the “Author“.

    Thread Starter Kareem

    (@ikareem)

    Okay,
    For No.1 & 2 Questions.
    If I created a blog post design with my pagebuilder using the WPRM shortcodes to show it in fixed position, and the client or me added a recipe data inside the post (gutenberg-block), I’ll have the two recipe cards in this case to be shown. one with the post blocks and the shortcodes.
    Is there’s’ a way to solve this?
    To show the WPRM data with via the shortcodes only not the WP block?

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by Kareem.
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