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1. Wiki Chaves
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Hi,

   I'm getting mad trying to get associated Posts inside my Theme and not at the end of the content, neither inside the content.

   I´ve tried whith
   

   wp_plugin_associate_posts_and_pages::get_associated_posts ($post_id = Null);{
   }

   but drops me nothing :(

   Any ideas ?

   I would also like to have different templates to different parts of the theme. I've made one temlpate called "associated-posts.php" and works great, but haw can i do to have more than one template ??

   Plugin version: 1.2.5
   WP version: I´ve tried with 2.9 and 3.0-RC1

   Regards,
   Francisco

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/post-page-association-plugin/

2. Dennis Hoppe
   Blocked
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Hey Francisco,

   i've written a small example. I hope this helps. Otherwise ask more specific please.

   // The id of the page we want to know the associated posts
   $page_id = 308; // Just an example on my machine
   
   // Now we have to ask the plugin if there are posts
   If ( wp_plugin_associate_posts_and_pages::has_associated_posts($page_id) ){
     // Ok. There are posts
     $associated_posts_query = wp_plugin_associate_posts_and_pages::get_associated_posts($page_id);
   
     // The result is a WP_Query object
     While ($associated_posts_query->have_posts()){
       // Set the current $post object
       $associated_posts_query->the_post();
   
       // Now the current associated post is in $post and you can use the template tags
   
       // Now the easy part
       Echo '<div>';
   
         Echo '<h3>';
           the_title();
         Echo '</h3>';
   
         Echo '<p>';
           the_excerpt();
         Echo '</p>';
   
       Echo '</div>';
     }
   }
   Else {
     // No posts :(
     Echo 'Sorry, no posts are attached to the page '.get_the_title($page_id);
   }

3. Wiki Chaves
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Hey , thanks a lot !
   That worked right :)

   I'm still having the same at the botom of the page after the_content.

   Is there any way to remove this without merging with the plugin ?
   I`ve deleted the content inside the file "associated-posts.php", but maybie there's a better way

   Thanks,
   Francisco

4. Dennis Hoppe
   Blocked
   Posted 2 years ago #

   In the new version (1.2.7, please update) i've added the 'associated_posts_auto_append' filter for this task. :)

   You can use the filter i.e. this way:
   

   Add_Filter ('associated_posts_auto_append', // Filter name
               'Control_Auto_Append_For_Associated_Posts'); // Function
   Function Control_Auto_Append_For_Associated_Posts(){
     // if you return True, posts will append to the page
     // if you return False, posts will not append to the page
     return False;
   }

   Or if you like it a little bit more smart...
   

   // Disables auto append feature:
   Add_Filter ('associated_posts_auto_append', Create_Function('','return False;'));

5. Wiki Chaves
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   Thanks Denis :)

6. steveyoung
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   Dennis,

   Where would this (the code in your first response to Francisco) go in the themes file?

   When adding the shortcode nothing shows with our theme.

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