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ryanwelcher / advanced-query-loop

WordPress plugin that introduces a Query Loop block variation that can create advanced queries.
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Posts Per Page Bug #31

Closed carlbtmn closed 7 months ago

carlbtmn commented 11 months ago

Not sure if is just me, but I cannot change the number of posts from (10) when inherit query is enabled. It works when inherit is disabled.

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ryanwelcher commented 11 months ago

Confirming this is an issue. I'm looking into it now.

carlbtmn commented 11 months ago

I had to change the amount of posts under settings - reading - "Blog pages show at most" to show less posts, but that is not a great solution.

Thank you.

ryanwelcher commented 11 months ago

This looks to have been introduced with WordPress 6.4. Specifically with this PR. I have done some preliminary testing and I am not sure I can create a work around for it.

carlbtmn commented 11 months ago

I can confirm this was happening before 6.4 and I thought I was doing something wrong.

ryanwelcher commented 11 months ago

Interesting, can you confirm if you had the Gutenberg plugin installed and active? I tested this today and it seemed to work in WP 6.3.1

carlbtmn commented 11 months ago

You mean this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/gutenberg/

I don't have this installed. Is this required when using AQL?

ryanwelcher commented 11 months ago

No, it isn't. I only ask because the changes that caused the issue were in that plugin before WordPress 6.4 was released.

carlbtmn commented 11 months ago

Ok. I've never used it.

I know I had the issue in 6.3.1, because I updated last night to 6.4.

carlbtmn commented 10 months ago

Any updates with this issue?

ryanwelcher commented 10 months ago

Hi and thanks for your patience.

I have confirmed that the bug existed since WP 6.2 and was introduced with this PR.

Unfortunately, I have not been able to find a way to override the changes that were implemented. I will continue to work on this but in the meantime, I am going to remove the control from the interface when the query is being inherited. It's not ideal but it makes sense until there is a definitive solution for bringing that feature back.

carlbtmn commented 10 months ago

I agree... it should be removed until there is a fix. Thank you for the update.