whereverpanda

Awesome – thank you very much for your help. This will give me a starting point at least to begin playing around a bit 😉

Thanks again – I submitted a ticket to your Unite CMS system regarding this issue!

You are genuinely amazing, Jonathan.

Thank you so much – It seems to work perfectly.

Have an awesome rest of the day!

Thanks polarracing,

Unfortunately still no luck. I have tried adding some things to the [for] as well to try to make it unique (you can see my code below – it’s OBVIOUSLY not professional). But each time no matter matter, it only shows the first loop…

I’ve now temporarily created two separate pages (for Current and Previous), which is not ideal for the site I am making, but it’s a workaround for now.

I really do appreciate the help though.

[pass list='current:previous:category:category']
CURRENT

[for each='{ITEM_4}' exclude=uncategorized empty=false]
  [set varcur][each name][/set]
  [loop exists type=portfolio taxonomy=category relation=and taxonomy_2=status term_2='{ITEM_1}' orderby=menu]
    [if not empty]
      [get varcur]
    [/if]
    [the-loop]
      [field title]
    [/the-loop]
  [/loop]
[/for]

PREVIOUS

[for each='{ITEM_3}' exclude=uncategorized empty=false]
  [set varpre][each name][/set]
  [loop exists type=portfolio taxonomy=category relation=and taxonomy_2=status term_2='{ITEM_2}' orderby=menu]
    [if not empty]
      [get varpre]
    [/if]
    [the-loop]
      [field title]
    [/the-loop]
  [/loop]
[/for]
[/pass]

Hi there

Okay, so I’ve been trying for two days to get 2 of these loops to show on one page, and I can’t. The second one never displays, and I assume it’s because of the query names.

So here is my setup:

• I have a Custom Post type called Portfolio which has a taxonomy called ‘Status‘ (‘Current’ or ‘Previous’) and a taxonomy called ‘Category‘ (llike ‘Films’, ‘Music’, ‘Televison’ etc)
• I use Elementor and Anywhere Elementor.
• I have a page called Portfolio, created with Elementor, with Elementor tabs on it (2 tabs: Current and Previous).
• I use Anywhere Elementor (using only an Elementor HTML widget) and Custom Content Shortcode to create the content that goes into these tabs. 1 for current and one for previous. These Custom Content Shortcodes are adapted to hide any of the above mentioned Categories, if they are empty (thanks to pollarracing for that!)
• I then place the Anywhere Elementor shortcodes for each of these, in the content area of the corresponding tab on the Portfolio page.
• When I visit the page, only the content in the first tab (Current) shows.

My current tab shows perfectly, so I assume the problem is somewhere in the query name (as suggested by polarracing). But I have tried putting the query in the [loop], the [for], the [the-loop] and combinations of all of them.

Here are my exact codes for these two tabs.

Current:

<div id="accordion_1" class="portfolio-accordion">
	[for each=category exclude=uncategorized empty=false]
	[set varcur]<h3 class="portfolio-category">[each name]</h3>[/set]
	[loop exists type=portfolio taxonomy=category relation=and taxonomy_2=status term_2=current query=pagedc]
	[if not empty]
	[get varcur]
	[/if]
	 <div class="portfolio-items">
		[the-loop]
		  	<a href=[field thumbnail-url]>
			  	<div class="portfolio-item">
			  	    <div class="portfolio-item-content">
				    	<div class="portfolio-image">[field thumbnail]</div>
				    	<div class="portfolio-item-text">
							<div class="portfolio-title">[field title]</div>
							<div class="portfolio-services">[field services]</div>
						</div>
					</div>
					<div class="portfolio-bg-overlay" style="background-image:url([field thumbnail-url]);"></div>
				</div>
			</a>
		[/the-loop]
	</div>
	[/loop]
	[/for]
</div>

and Previous:

<div id="accordion_2" class="portfolio-accordion">
	[for each=category exclude=uncategorized empty=false]
	[set varpre]<h3 class="portfolio-category">[each name]</h3>[/set]
	[loop exists type=portfolio taxonomy=category relation=and taxonomy_2=status term_2=previous query=pagedp]
	[if not empty]
	[get varpre]
	[/if]
	 <div class="portfolio-items">
	[the-loop]
	  	<a href=[field thumbnail-url]>
		  	<div class="portfolio-item">
			  	<div class="portfolio-item-content">
			  		<div class="portfolio-image">[field thumbnail]</div>
			  		<div class="portfolio-item-text">
			  			<div class="portfolio-title">[field title]</div>
			  			<div class="portfolio-services">[field services]</div>
			  		</div>
			  	</div>
			  	<div class="portfolio-bg-overlay" style="background-image:url([field thumbnail-url]);"></div>
			</div>
		</a>
	[/the-loop]
	</div>
	[/loop]
	[/for]
</div>

Can anyone help me to show both of these on the same page? I am out of ideas at the moment.

Thanks in advance!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by whereverpanda.

Thanks polarracing,

So like query=currentport or query=previousport?

And does this just go inside the [loop]?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by whereverpanda.

Can you possibly suggest how to do this for instance to check if a post has a title? Because if a post has no title, there won’t be a post, and would hopefully not show the category.
Sorry, I honestly appreciate the help, but I’ve tried it the way it should work (according to the docs) and it’s getting frustrating because I’m trying so many things right now (as a non coder) and everything is just a dead end.