Getting incoming posts by user

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February 28, 2014 at 4:35 am #3438
dovetail
Post count: 18

Created a custom role called “volunteer.”
Created a custom post type “timecard” with a custom “Related User” field called “volunteer”. Added some timecards in the WP back end, and associated them to a volunteer user. They’re showing up fine in the back end.

Logged in as that user, and browsed to front-end page with this code:

(1) $this_user_id = get_current_user_id();
(2) $this_user = $wf->user_by_id($this_user_id);
(3) foreach ($this_user->incoming(“post_type=timecard”) as $timecard) { … }

Line (3) causes the following PHP errors:

Notice: Undefined variable: iid in /var/www/vhosts/oldstlouis.com/cmavolunteers.com/wp-content/plugins/masterpress/core/api/meow/meow-data-provider.php on line 1178

Notice: Undefined variable: iid in /var/www/vhosts/oldstlouis.com/cmavolunteers.com/wp-content/plugins/masterpress/core/api/meow/meow-data-provider.php on line 1179

Notice: Undefined variable: iid in /var/www/vhosts/oldstlouis.com/cmavolunteers.com/wp-content/plugins/masterpress/core/api/meow/meow-data-provider.php on line 1182

Notice: Undefined variable: iid in /var/www/vhosts/oldstlouis.com/cmavolunteers.com/wp-content/plugins/masterpress/core/api/meow/meow-data-provider.php on line 1178

Notice: Undefined variable: iid in /var/www/vhosts/oldstlouis.com/cmavolunteers.com/wp-content/plugins/masterpress/core/api/meow/meow-data-provider.php on line 1182

Notice: Undefined variable: iid in /var/www/vhosts/oldstlouis.com/cmavolunteers.com/wp-content/plugins/masterpress/core/api/meow/meow-data-provider.php on line 1178

Notice: Undefined variable: iid in /var/www/vhosts/oldstlouis.com/cmavolunteers.com/wp-content/plugins/masterpress/core/api/meow/meow-data-provider.php on line 1182

Notice: Undefined variable: iid in /var/www/vhosts/oldstlouis.com/cmavolunteers.com/wp-content/plugins/masterpress/core/api/meow/meow-data-provider.php on line 1178

Notice: Undefined variable: iid in /var/www/vhosts/oldstlouis.com/cmavolunteers.com/wp-content/plugins/masterpress/core/api/meow/meow-data-provider.php on line 1182

Notice: Undefined variable: iid in /var/www/vhosts/oldstlouis.com/cmavolunteers.com/wp-content/plugins/masterpress/core/api/meow/meow-data-provider.php on line 1178

Notice: Undefined variable: iid in /var/www/vhosts/oldstlouis.com/cmavolunteers.com/wp-content/plugins/masterpress/core/api/meow/meow-data-provider.php on line 1182

Notice: Undefined variable: iid in /var/www/vhosts/oldstlouis.com/cmavolunteers.com/wp-content/plugins/masterpress/core/api/meow/meow-data-provider.php on line 1178

Notice: Undefined variable: iid in /var/www/vhosts/oldstlouis.com/cmavolunteers.com/wp-content/plugins/masterpress/core/api/meow/meow-data-provider.php on line 1182

I var_dumped “$this_user” and it was correct, so it’s definitely the iterator that is breaking the code.

A clue: there were 6 timecards in the system, although only two of them were associated to this user. There were 13 errors, but 6 each attributed to lines 1178 & 1182. I added a 7th timecard, and now there are 15 errors (7 each attributed to lines 1178 & 1182) So it seems like it’s pulling ALL timecards (not just ones associated to this user), and triggering two errors for each, plus an extra error on line 1179.

  • This topic was modified 10 years, 7 months ago by dovetail.
February 28, 2014 at 4:14 pm #3440
traversal
Post count: 207

Hmm, not ideal, clearly. I’ll setup the same scenario myself and work out what’s going on there.

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