setick

your beta would fix it according to your code.

Will test on monday and get back.

uh, i have custom functions for these fields, they are generated automatically after each save_post() action. Basically I count the word count and shortcode count for each posts and save them in custom fields, nothing particular.

I think you can just make 2-3 dummy posts, with some manually added custom fields to test it out. Very easy to replicate.

If you face any issues trying to replicate, hit me up. I will set a tastewp test site for you.

my current workaround is to get all the post_ids using original get_posts() with multiple queries, merging them and use get_crp_posts() with post__id_in to get the related posts i need.

It works but I also expect to get it directly from your plugin.

thanks

Looking for support from TranslatePress author related to the issue.

Thanks for your time testing!

Yes translatepress translate based on string so it’s very lightweight and easy to use for normal users. Saves a lot of time for translation maintenance.

Wait for response from TranslatePress.

Also, for the question below, is it a yes or no?

P.S. I have a question about the get_crp_posts() wrapper. Does it already include the contextual filter? What I mean is if I use get_crp_posts(), are the returned posts already “contextual related” to the current post? Or do I need to implement more codes to get the contextual-related posts?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by setick.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by setick.

$args = array(
'post_type' => 'post',
'tag_id' => 99,
'posts_per_page' => 8,
);
$posts = get_posts($args);

if ($posts) {
## Styling for showing related posts
}

I just tested, get_posts() works on translated pages while get_crp_posts() does not show anything.

As for the query monitor, it does NOT show database_queies on translated pages for WP get_post() as well.

My use case is to build customized related post sections, mostly it’s about styling. For the wp_query it is simply querying specific tags or meta_query values.

P.S. I have a question about the get_crp_posts() wrapper. Does it already include the contextual filter? What I mean is if I use get_crp_posts(), are the returned posts already “contextual related” to the current post? Or do I need to implement more codes to get the contextual-related posts?

I see, thanks for the reply.

Guess I have to use wp built-in get_posts as a workaround till you have time for this as it breaks my front end.

Thanks for taking a look at this issue!

I tried Query Monitor. The original page does show the wp_query() of CRP but the translated page does not show any database_queries.

I don’t know how to explain this so I can only recommend you set up and see for yourself. As I have little knowledge of how to debug with Query Monitor even after reading your debug post.

Sorry I offer no help here.

Noted.

Hi Sybre,

Thanks for the clean code! I’ll use yours for safeguard.

Nevermind, I figured it out. It’s in the get_term_meta().

TSF is such a great plugin.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by setick.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by setick.

Yes it is the plugin. It’s a very popular and lightweight one.

I’ll try Query Monitor plugin and report back.

It works, thanks for saving my day!