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query on multiple type, not same connected_items #437
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Hello, I'm still stuck on this, if anyone has an idea ... |
Anyone ? |
I haven't tried it but I think I saw in the docs that 'connected_type' can be an array. So instead of 'connected_type' => 'labels-albums', use 'connected_type' => ['labels-albums','artistes-albums'],
'connected_items' => [$some_label_id,$some_artist_id], |
Is there any update on this? Using some something like what @Jeff-Lewis suggested doesn't seem to have much of an effect. |
I'm trying to do this too and haven't had any success so far. @Jeff-Lewis suggestion doesn't work for me either. Has anyone managed to do this? |
I know old, but did anyone work out this one? Thanks |
Hello !
Thanks for the great plugins ! I'm using this on all my projects now :)
My situation here, I'm trying to query posts filtering by multiple connection types but not with the same connected_items,
this is what I would like to do :
Is there a way to achieve in a single Query ? because I need pagination and other WP filtering on it...
Thanks !!
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