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Hey Mike, I hope you can point me in the right direction. The point of what I am wanting to achieve is not to output what you have in WPTiles.php. I want to use WP Tiles on my own loop/my own markup.

Is that still possible via the way above?

No matter what I try, it’s just spewing out your plugins markup which is useless to me as you can’t even use standard WordPress functions in.

Thanks.

Getting nowhere with this.

I did manage to finally get posts to load using <?php if ( function_exists ( ‘the_loop_wp_tiles’ ) ) the_loop_wp_tiles( ); ?> in index.php but I have no idea where it is rendering the markup from those posts from.

Anyhow, no matter what I try, WP Tiles just seems to be loading it’s own thing. I need to retain a load of customisation to my loop, including post_classes etc. Whenever I load the_wp_tiles, it seems to override everything WordPress does by default. Take for example the article classes, none of the WordPress classes are used and it is completely overwritten with “wp-tiles-tile-with-image wp-tiles-tile-wrapper”.

I don’t want this, I want to integrate WP Tiles INTO WordPress, not replace what I already have :/

Thanks for your reply Mike.

I don’t think I’m doing it right… if ( function_exists ( ‘the_wp_tiles’ ) ) always returns false.

See https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/181710/integrate-wp-tiles-into-existing-loop-index-php-and-theme

I’m guessing template tags is probably what I’m after (https://wp-tiles.com/docs/template-tags/) but not quite sure how to implement, some examples would be great).

I essentially want to use WP Tiles in index.php instead of setting the front page to an actual page and inserting the shortcode.

Is there an easy way of achieving this… I just want to leave the homepage set to show latest posts.

Just to stick my oar in here, we’re also receiving tons of these PHP Notices due to this problem in this plugin too.

Of course ??

Ah, yes my apologies, it is indeed apparently a bug in the PHP version (I didn’t previously check or look into it). Perhaps a better solution would be to upgrade PHP to 5.4+ rather than to disable APC caching ??

Err. It clearly is because the missing class references a file in your plugin. If they hadn’t have installed your plugin, they wouldn’t have received the error. Sure, it may not be an error in your plugin but it’s a compatibility issue you should resolve – instead, you’ve advised them to disable server-side caching which should never be a solution.

One of your customers should not have to disable the caching system they use to accommodate your plugin. You should ensure your plugin works with server-side caching enabled.

Hi Brook,

Yes, it is quite possibly not detecting the address but that’s down to the code in your plugin – I’ve tried countless variations of addresses and it is the same with all of them, no map every time.

Try an address for yourself and see if your Google Map shows:-

Saint John-at-Hackney Church
Lower Clapton Road
London
E5 0PD
United Kingdom

I am able to display a Google map anywhere on the website manually, even within the pages of your plugin.

It’s just the Google map doesn’t display from the address entered into the venue fields in your plugin…

Can provide a link if you have a support email address I can email to.

Thanks in advance.

Add your Ajax Load More shortcode to line 264 of your theme’s single.php after:-

<?php endwhile; else: ?>

Give that a go, that should work I think.

Cheers Darren

Look for the loop and add your shortcode after that. Exactly where works for your website may depend on your theme and how it is built.

<?php if ( have_posts() ) : ?>
<?php /* Start the Loop */ ?>
<?php while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?>
<?php get_template_part( 'content', get_post_format() ); ?>
<?php endwhile; ?>
<?php echo do_shortcode('[ajax_load_more post_type="post" etc........]'); ?>
<?php twentytwelve_content_nav( 'nav-below' ); ?>
<?php else : ?>

Ahh – didn’t even notice the offset param. Doh. Thanks man ??