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1. SteveAgl
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   I'm developping a site qith a series of taxonomies and custo fileds and i have an advanced seach form with predefinid dropdon that allow to select taxonomies and other condition.

   I pass this through POST to a page template that based on this data make the query using tax_query etc. It all works fine i get the corretc posts in the correcct taxonies combination, but if i go to next page (using template tags for next page) the POST data obviusly do not pass trhought and second page returns the whole data with no taxonomies filtering.

   I wonder if there is an easy way to kepp pagination or i have to make the pagination link manually attacching to them allafilter data and page using get.

   I love new method for custom query but i'm getting mad with apgination.

   Thanks in advance

2. westondeboer
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   with your query add the $paged as like below:

   $wp_query->query('cat=29&showposts=42'.'&paged='.$paged);

3. SteveAgl
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   I know that method but it's not working cause the page template use some POST data and page other than first one that gets the POST data fail... i can avoid to do the serach if i'm on page 2 or higher but looks like it's not working...

   My question is ho i can force the query without having to read the post data and construct the query in the page template... so the pagination should works by default.

4. rbjarnason
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #

   I think you have the same error that I ran into awhile back, the thing is that with WordPress as soon as you run a $query_posts it will overwrite all the original page code that would be there by default. (the $query_string). Without that information WordPress cannot paginate correctly.
   So what you want to do is retain some of this information, I did it with:
   

   global $query_string;
   $myquery = wp_parse_args($query_string);

   Then I added:
   

   $myquery = array(
   'paged'=>$paged,
   'numberposts'=>-1,
   'tax_query' => array( DO YOUR TAX QUERY HERE

   this worked for me :)

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