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How can I test if the thumbnail image is generated by some other function than the_post_thumbnail?
Isn’t 10 the max the filter priority can take?

Thanks Steve, that works magic, with one exception, how can I choose which child pages to display and which not? It displays all of them(four in my case), and I want to have only two specific child pages. Also it doesnt display Read more link.

UPDATE:
I was able to add “Read more…” link, but still can’t figure out how to catch the desired child pages. Well, I could use some CSS tricks for that, but hoping for some php solution first.

I solved the problem myself. Just used the same variable in php just with different naming in the square brackets and after updating javascript that works fine! No major changes to the javascript code needed which is great news also. Thanks @bcworkz for your help!

Great, thanks! I was able to make a link that works in php, but having troubles to pass that info with agent ID to the javascript.

All the info is stored in the $properties_data variable, how can I pass the Agent ID to it? I tried with the code below and no luck, cause I don’t know how to define another url in javascript.

That’s the part of the code pasted above with my modification.

/* Agent ID */

				 $post_data = $post->ID;

         $agent_id = get_post_meta($post_data, 'REAL_HOMES_agents',true); 

         $current_prop_array['builder'] = $agent_id[0];

and this is part of the javascript from the same code above which I can’t make it to work to show the link with Agent ID on the infoview window.

var innerHTML = "";
                if ( properties[i].thumb ) {
                    innerHTML += '<a class="thumb-link" href="' + properties[i].url + '">' +
                                '<img class="prop-thumb" src="' + properties[i].thumb + '" alt="' + properties[i].title + '"/>' +
                                '</a>';
                }

                innerHTML += '<h5 class="prop-title"><a class="title-link" href="' + properties[i].url + '">' + properties[i].title + '</a></h5>';

                if ( properties[i].price ) {
                    innerHTML += '<p><span class="price">' + properties[i].price + '</span></p>';
                }

                innerHTML += '<div class="arrow-down"></div>';

                boxText.innerHTML = innerHTML;

Have a question, can the “url” in the code below consist more than one link? Or do I need to define another variable similar to “properties” and assign new “url” to it?

innerHTML += '<h5 class="prop-title"><a class="title-link" href="' + properties[i].url + '">' + properties[i].title + '</a></h5>';

Just to make it easier Im pasting the code from above again here.

I don’t think there is agent post ID in the property’s meta, but to be honest I don’t know. How can I check that?

This is the code of the page that shows single property and an agent assigned to it in the bottom.

And this is the code for that bottom part. It works as a separate template and it’s called by get_template_part(‘property-details/property-agent’); function.

I tried to find any relation between agent and property but with no luck. I hope you can help me with this.

Yes, postmeta is the table that stores my meta box data. And I am not SQL whiz unfortunately, but I have some knowledge about it.

Maybe I will show you what kind of sorting I need, here is the link

The difference is I need to sort Builders posts not projects as in the link above. Here is the link to the builders list by star rating(taken from YASR plugin) or “2015 Projects” numerical value metabox.

I looked at the code for sorting projects and it looks like this

<div class="sort-controls">
    <strong><?php _e('Sort By','framework');?>:</strong>
    &nbsp;
    <?php
    if ( isset( $_GET['sortby'] ) ) {
        $sort_by = $_GET['sortby'];
    } else {
        if ( is_page_template( array (
            'template-property-listing.php',
            'template-property-grid-listing.php',
            'template-map-based-listing.php',
            ) ) ) {
            $sort_by = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), 'inspiry_properties_order', true );
        } else {
            $sort_by = get_option( 'theme_listing_default_sort' );
        }
    }
    ?>
    <select name="sort-properties" id="sort-properties">
        <option value="default"><?php _e('Default Order','framework');?></option>
        <option value="price-asc" <?php echo ( $sort_by == 'price-asc' ) ? 'selected' : '' ; ?>><?php _e('Price Low to High','framework');?></option>
        <option value="price-desc" <?php echo ( $sort_by == 'price-desc' ) ? 'selected' : '' ; ?>><?php _e('Price High to Low','framework');?></option>
        <option value="date-asc" <?php echo ( $sort_by == 'date-asc' ) ? 'selected' : '' ; ?>><?php _e('Date Old to New','framework');?></option>
        <option value="date-desc" <?php echo ( $sort_by == 'date-desc' ) ? 'selected' : '' ; ?>><?php _e('Date New to Old','framework');?></option>
    </select>
</div>

It looks similar to pre_get_post option you mentioned. Well, you’re right, I am overwhelmed now…

That’s very useful info @jancbeck, thanks. However, after I applied your code the link is still pointing to the property’s page and not the agent’s. Looks like the REAL_HOMES_agents doesn’t store his ID.
I did some digging and found this code, which might store the agent’s ID, after some trials and errors I was able to pass the agent ID into the link and it’s linking to his page also, but the only problem now is that it always show the same agent on every property. image here
Here is the code I found:

// Agents
        $agents_array = array(-1 => __('None', 'framework'));
        $agents_posts = get_posts(array('post_type' => 'agent', 'posts_per_page' => -1, 'suppress_filters' => 0));
        if (!empty($agents_posts)) {
            foreach ($agents_posts as $agent_post) {
                $agents_array[$agent_post->ID] = $agent_post->post_title;
            }
        }

and the code I use now which returns the same value on every property instead the value that is assigned to every single property:

<h5 class="price">
             <?php  $agents_array = array(-1 => __('None', 'framework'));
        $agents_posts = get_posts(array('post_type' => 'agent', 'posts_per_page' => -1, 'suppress_filters' => 0));
        if (!empty($agents_posts)) {
            foreach ($agents_posts as $agent_post) {
                $agents_array[$agent_post->ID] = $agent_post->post_title;
            }
        } ?>
              <a href="<?php echo get_permalink($agent_post); ?>"><?php echo get_the_title($agent_post); ?></a>

            </h5>

BTW: Many thanks for both of you @jancbeck and @bcworkz for all the help, I learned a lot here.