Are you not using the standard Worpress hooks and functions?

Anonymous

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I have a fairly complex setup with ACF Pro, Elementor, a membershipt-plugin and Search and Filter PRO. All plugins have a specific task. Unfortunately I have a problem that arises between the individual plugins.

I have gone through plugin by plugin and now the only thing missing is yours. Since you directly “create” the filter, I would like to know from you if you use the standard hooks and functions of wordpress? Apparently that’s the problem: Some plugin does not use that 🙂

Trevor

#272911

I am not sure what you mean?

Our plugin uses WordPress hooks and functions to do its work.

Our plugin works very well with ACF Pro (most features; some complex field types we do not support), Elementor Pro (we have an integration for that as a separate downloadable free plugin). The membership plugin should not have an effect.

What problem are you seeing?

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Trevor

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Trevor

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You would, as I say, need add some additional code that makes a filter to add to the query, using this filter:

https://searchandfilter.com/documentation/action-filter-reference/#edit-query-arguments

It uses the same argument structure and attributes as wp_query. The code would check the user level, and then add an argument to the query.

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