mikopia

Got it. I’ll contact Theme Fusion.

Is that something I can include through the child theme functions.php?

Only reason I’m reporting this is because I ran an anti-malware scan and it picked this up as a potential issue.

Understood. Thank you.

I’m not very familiar with what you’re talking about. Where do I check the “pieces” ACF field?

The problem is I didn’t configure ACF on this website so I’m not personally very familiar with it. Also my PHP skills aren’t the best.

I just sent in a ticket. It was a small change in an if statement that, at the time, seemed to resolve all my issues. It could have been overridden since then if there was any plugin updates lately, but I’m not sure.

Avada is one of the most popular themes, so I would think others would be complaining about this issue if it was just a theme issue.

Is there any way I can give you login credentials and/or database access to have a look?

I had issues with the custom post type page (again – specifically this one post type, not the others) showing up completely blank and then giving a weird error (no error number or anything) but I somehow resolved that issue myself by modifying the plugin I believe. I don’t remember exactly as it was a while ago. Could it be somehow related?

I’m using Avada as my theme, so perhaps the new Avada and Fusion Builder are tampering with it somehow. I’m not sure.

Do you have an email I can send credentials to for the website?

Update: I found the issue! There was just an extra ‘)’ at the end of an if statement in the child theme’s code for that page. The issue is now resolved.

I do not follow the last part about saving to a custom location. When I choose to save, it simply says that the changes have been made but does not ask me where I want to save it.

Perfect! Thank you so much!!!

Does that mean I can use the output of get_the_term_list and play with it a little to get what I want? Or is this something you could implement into the plugin at some point in the future? I’m not very familiar with PHP.

Why does the first suggestion not work? That seems to be what I want. You said the code you suggested would pull all the property types (even though it didn’t)…

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by mikopia.

No, it is span.listing-property-type that has the property types. There is no span.listing-status. I just need span.listing-property-type to display all property types selected for that property, not just one.

The code you just sent me will not do that since I see span.listing-status in there and not span.listing-property-type

Any suggestions/ideas?

That did not help the issue. I did the following:

$loop .= sprintf( '<span class="listing-property-type">%s</span>', wp_listings_get_property_types() );
became this:
$loop .= sprintf( '<span class="listing-property-type">%s</span>', get_the_term_list( $post->ID, 'property-types', '', ', ', '' ) );

And I still only see one Property Type when there are two selected for some listings.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by mikopia.