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I got the framework part of this worked out. But I’m still seeing the permissions error.

After some investigation, I’ve determined that advanced-post-types-order is not aware of post_type values as arrays. The Posts 2 Posts plugin sometimes passes these as arrays, and the WordPress spec allows for arrays. In my case, simply adding a 'post_type' => 'document' to my query in my widgets.php file has fixed the problem.

Sorry, I just realized this was a query I was generating through the posts-to-posts plugin. Resolved.

I think you’ve misunderstood the stack trace. Those are not all errors. The error was thrown twice, once in /wp-includes/widgets.php and once in /wp-content/plugins/advanced-post-types-order/advanced-post-types-order.php. I’ll email for help, thank you.

Oh, and lines 294-296 in widgets.php is as follows:

if ( 'artist' !== get_post_type() ) return;

		$connected_documents = new WP_Query( array(
		  'connected_type' => 'artist_to_document',
		  'connected_items' => get_queried_object(),
		  'nopaging' => true,
		  'orderby' => 'menu_order',
		  'order' => 'ASC'
		) );

Which is a query to pull a Posts 2 Posts connection for my custom post type, “artist”.

This seems to be working fine, thank you.

And I’m intrigued by some of what I see in the dev version! Any chance fancybox 2 is coming?

@ravanh, wow, thank you, this is fantastic. I will test at my first opportunity, which is probably tomorrow, and let you know what I find.

I am using Gravity Forms. Can you explain what you mean about the gform_post_render event? Do you mean that easy_fancybox fires on this event? Or that gforms itself will need to be disabled for mobile?

Thanks for the answer. Unfortunately, neither of these work for me, because I have other jQuery elements set to run on the ready event, which I need to work on touch devices.

Sorry, of course.

This used to work, but now causes the problem I described:

$connected = p2p_type( 'performances_to_reviews' )->get_connected( get_queried_object_id() );
p2p_list_posts( $connected, array(
'before_list' => '<aside class="related related-reviews"><h3>Related reviews</h3><ul>',
'after_list'  => '</ul></aside>',
'before_item' => '<li>',
'after_item'  => '</li>',
) );

This works:

$connected = p2p_type( 'performances_to_reviews' )->get_connected( get_queried_object_id() );
if ( $connected->have_posts() ) : ?>
<aside class="related related-reviews">
<h3>Related reviews</h3>
<ul>
<?php while ( $connected->have_posts() ) : $connected->the_post(); ?>
<li><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></li>
<?php endwhile; ?>
</ul>
</aside>
<?php wp_reset_postdata();
endif;

Oh, and the definition looks like this:

p2p_register_connection_type( array(
'name'			=> 'performances_to_reviews',
'from'			=> 'performance',
'to'			=> 'review',
'cardinality'	=> 'one-to-many'
) );

Ron, hm. I guess not, although I DO see the “Edit This” link.

This works perfectly now, thank you!

Yes, it works fine. So, if I go to https://customdomainname.com/wp-admin, I will be redirected to the login screen for https://subdomain.maindomain.com.

Is that what you mean?

Remote login is enabled. The first four domain options are checked, the last one unchecked.

Bump. Any suggestions about #2 in the followup above? I can’t use this while it’s returning posts which are connected to posts which are in the trash.

Ah, thank you, Ron. So, does this mean that if I have my front-end mapped to a custom domain, while my back-end is at the default subdomain, that I’m out of luck? Because I can’t figure out how to log into the mapped domain when the login page is directed at the default subdomain. Am I missing something obvious?