sarkanyjudo

Created a staging site, deactivated all the plugins except yours. Also switched to the default WP theme, and it still does not show the sticky post on the top.
Sticky posts checked, category checked, Show only posts that are in all selected categories checked as well. List is on the homepage.

Not sure what’s causing the error. Could you take a look at the site?

Thank you!

That might help, yes!

Will let you know if I find something else!

Hi,

Thanks for your reply!

It seems to work if I don’t choose any category in my list settings.
Is that how it should work?

Thanks!

I did not see that option till I changed the preview content source, haha. My bad! But at least your example site looks better! ??

Thanks for the fast help, I appreciate it!

Hi Harish,

That was it! The default input code was missing! I totally thought that needs to be removed, if I use the input for the different lists.

Thanks so much for helping!
You saved the day!

Cheers,
Judit

Hi Harish,

Okay, thanks for all the info!
I tried to debug the form I’m using based on that, but still can’t make it to work. I tested everything now with a simple CF 7 form.

My MailChimp list only requires the email field, so that shouldn’t be the problem.
I added the appropriate MailChimp list ID as well.

My form code looks like this.

<label> Your Name (required)
    [text* your-name] </label>

<label> Your Email (required)
    [email* your-email] </label>

<label> Subject
    [text your-subject] </label>

<label> Your Message
    [textarea your-message] </label>
<input name="_mc4wp_lists[]" type="hidden" value="f41d5b5dc8"></input>

[submit "Send"]

I have set up a test site to isolate this problem, you can see my form in action here: https://event.brillful.com/test-form/

Can you help me with that? I’m happy to provide admin login details.

Highly appreciate it,

Judit

Hi Harish,

Yes, I added that code to my form, with the appropriate list ID.

I see what you mean, just am wondering why it works if I use the default input tag, as suggested at the custom integration, but not when I add the above code?

Hi Harish,

There’s no error message in the log.

What do you mean by “If all your lists have the same fields then it should work.”?

Thanks,
Judit

Hi Harish,

That does not seem to work for me, unfortunately!
Tried with CF7 as well, and no luck.

Am I missing something?
Should I tick any list boxes at the integration settings?

Any other things to enable?

It’s all working right, when I just use the default input value…like that.
<input type="hidden" name="mc4wp-subscribe" value="1" />

But I’d really need the option to choose different lists to sign up for based on the different forms I have.

I’d appreciate your input on this,
Judit

Hi,

I did not have luck with Divi support, but got lucky in another way, wanted to try out jetpack’s related posts feature, and needed to add this code to functions.php

function allow_my_post_types($allowed_post_types) {
    $allowed_post_types[] = 'poject';
    return $allowed_post_types;
}
add_filter( 'rest_api_allowed_post_types', 'allow_my_post_types' );

Tadamm, your plugin worked as well! ??

I posted here for future reference in case someone has the same trouble!
Thanks for your help!

Judit

It still says no related posts found…

Plugin Supports 

Array
(
    [widget] => 1
    [shortcode] => 1
    [shortcode_hide_empty] => 1
    [widget_hide_empty] => 1
    [cache] => 
    [display_cache_log] => 
    [wp_rest_api] => 
    [debug] => 1
)
*****************************************************
**                                                 **
**    Related Posts by Taxonomy Debug shortcode    **
**                                                 **
*****************************************************

current post id:

-------------------------------------------
taxonomies used for related query:

-------------------------------------------
terms found for current post:

-------------------------------------------
terms used for related query:

-------------------------------------------
related post ids found:

-------------------------------------------
shortcode args:

Array
(
    [post_types] => Array
        (
            [0] => project
        )

    [posts_per_page] => 5
    [order] => DESC
    [fields] => 
    [limit_posts] => -1
    [limit_year] => 
    [limit_month] => 
    [orderby] => post_date
    [exclude_terms] => 
    [include_terms] => 
    [exclude_posts] => 
    [post_thumbnail] => 
    [related] => 1
    [public_only] => 
    [include_self] => 
    [post_id] => 3143
    [taxonomies] => "project_category,project_tag"
    [title] => Related Posts
    [format] => links
    [image_size] => thumbnail
    [columns] => 3
    [link_caption] => 
    [caption] => post_title
    [before_shortcode] => <div class="rpbt_shortcode">
    [after_shortcode] => </div>
    [before_title] => <h3>
    [after_title] => </h3>
    [type] => shortcode
)

-------------------------------------------
function args:

-------------------------------------------
related posts query:

-------------------------------------------
requested template:

related-posts-links.php

-------------------------------------------

It works on normal posts… do you have any cool idea how to make it work on the custom post type?

Yes, project custom post type came with the theme. It’s Divi by the way.
I’ll try on normal blog posts.

It’s a custom post type that has categories and tags.

And also No related posts found