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  • Thread Starter p10design

    (@p10design)

    Although I don’t see an option or parameter to turn sticky posts on or off, I see that’s sticking.

    Plugin Author Darren Cooney

    (@dcooney)

    Sticky posts is not working with ALM and I don’t have any plans to sort this out at the moment.

    Sorry:(

    Thread Starter p10design

    (@p10design)

    Weird because I was able to get posts to stick. Any way, it’s not a big deal right now. If that becomes an issue, I could have another query with sticky posts only.

    Hope I’m not hi-jacking this thread… Is there a way to exclude all sticky posts the ALM loop?

    Plugin Author Darren Cooney

    (@dcooney)

    You would need to do a separate query for all sticky posts.
    Build and array then pass it to the exclude paramaters.

    Make sense?

    Thread Starter p10design

    (@p10design)

    $sticky = get_option(‘sticky_posts’); // returns an array with all sticky posts ids
    Then pass this as a parameter to ajaxloadmore post__not_in=$sticky

    Needed this too, but while looking at the source code I found out that Dan’s solution is not working cause post__not_in expects a string of post ids seperated by comma.

    So use this instead:

    // Get ids of sticky posts (array)
    $sticky = get_option('sticky_posts');
    
    // Implode array to string, it's important to have no spaces around the comma
    $sticky = implode(',', $sticky);
    
    // Use your variable in the shortcode, don't forget your other attributes
    echo do_shortcode('[ajax_load_more post__not_in=' . $sticky . ']');

    Hope this post helps someone struggling with this.

    Just to add to tobiasmalikowski’s code:
    You could also do it with exclude=”‘.$sticky.'”
    post__not_in=’ . $sticky . ‘] didn’t work for me so I used exclude 🙂

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