Jason Bahl

@seanhalley, could you open this as an issue on the Github Repo so we can track over there? Thanks!

@seanhalley can you provide more information about what request(s) are causing this error? What version(s) of plugin(s) you’re on, etc?

Ok, looks like the issue has been answered over there: https://github.com/wp-graphql/wp-graphql/issues/2960#issuecomment-1746374395

@sauravsinghkaurav I don’t see a new issue?

the link you pasted was the link to create a new issue, not the link for your issue. But I don’t see any new issues.

Is the plugin recommended for Production and Enterprise-level websites?

@jondcruz thought you might like to see that NASA just launched their new Science site as a headless WordPress site. NuxtJS on the front-end and WPGraphQL on the back.

Check it: https://science.nasa.gov/

@arbessa what user role are you logged in as? I believe some of these pages have limits to users with “manage_options” capabilities. If you’re not logged in as an Admin, some things might not show?

Also, can you try in a plain WordPress environment with a default theme and no other plugins and see if the issue still exists? Then maybe activate other plugins one at a time?

I’m curious if there’s some sort of conflict with another plugin?

@sauravsinghkaurav could you open this as an issue on Github?

https://github.com/wp-graphql/wp-graphql/issues/new

@arbessa what admin pages did you disable, and how did you disable them?

@ivanwongtn in order to help, we’ll need full steps to reproduce.

What plugins (and versions) do you have active?

What steps can someone else take to get into the same situation?

What queries or actions do you take to see the error?

The more information you provide about reproducing the situation, the better.

@cnk001 currently this isn’t supported in WPGraphQL. We’d be interesting in exploring it more, but at this moment there’s no way to get a post in different pieces like that.

@navnathsawant how did you install the plugin? If you installed the plugin from the www.remarpro.com repo, the JS assets should be built, but if you installed the plugin from cloning from Github, you might need to run npm install and npm build to build the GraphiQL IDE assets.

The recommended approach to install is from www.remarpro.com or composer using wpackagist (https://wpackagist.org/search?q=wp-graphql&type=any&search=)

If you’ve installed from one of those methods and are still seeing issues, then perhaps we need more steps to reproduce.

I use the GraphiQL IDE every day without issue, so there’s likely something environmental, etc that’s causing the issue.

@maksimkoshman the default logic for the sourceUrl field is here: https://github.com/wp-graphql/wp-graphql/blob/develop/src/Model/Post.php#L806-L810

If you want to return something different, you could filter that logic and return something else.

There’s probably a few ways to approach this but here’s 2:

1. Filter the field on the Model and resolve something different: https://github.com/wp-graphql/wp-graphql/blob/develop/src/Model/Model.php#L412

2. Filter the field resolver and return something different when the field resolves (after the Model has already been returned): https://www.wpgraphql.com/docs/graphql-resolvers#overriding-existing-resolvers

Hey there’s currently some limitations to filtering based on taxonomy terms, but you might have luck with this extension:

https://github.com/wp-graphql/wp-graphql-tax-query

we do plan to re-visit connection filtering in the future, but not sure when that might be

?I have no other plugins, and WP critical error blames wp-grapqhl

Can you share what error you’re seeing? If the error is blaming WPGraphQL, surely there’s more context to the error such as a backtrace, etc.

The more information you can provide about the errors you’re seeing the more we can help.

@marekszewczyk you could register your own field to the graph that returns a list of post IDs, then use that list to chunk requests by Gatsby.

something like (not thoroughly tested, but gives you an idea):

add_action( 'graphql_register_types', function() {

	register_graphql_field( 'RootQuery', 'contentIds', [
		'type' => [ 'list_of' => 'Int' ],
		'resolve' => function() {
			$query = new WP_Query([
				'fields' => 'ids',
				'post_type' => \WPGraphQL::get_allowed_post_types(),
				'post_status' => 'publish',
				'posts_per_page' => -1,
			]);
			return $query->posts ?? null;
		}
	] );

} );