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Yes, the post you linked to is what you need to do.
I don't know where your settings variable is set so you may need to adjust a bit but something like this should get you started:
{# Start your element query #}
{% set query = craft
.entries()
.section('purchases')
%}
{# Check if settings.userId, if so, apply it to the query #}
{% if settings.userId ...
2
Assuming you can have multiple person blocks per entry (group), you could:
Fetch your entries and eager-load the blocks and their entry to save some overheads
{% set group = craft
.entries()
.id([100,200,300])
.with(['people.person:entry'])
.all() %}
Then build an array with each person.entry
{# The array to store your person.entry #}
{% set ...
2
Stumbled upon this looking to answer similar problem. You should be able to do this now without a plugin, using the multisort filter where you iterate through your profiles, e.g.:
{% for profile in profiles|multisort(['profileLastname'],[SORT_ASC],[SORT_REGULAR]) %}
2
For Craft 3, after you get the ids you don't want (that would be an array), create your query to disregard those ids in the following way:
{# omitIds = array of ids you want ommited #}
{% set dontNeedIds = 'elements.id not in ('~omitIds|join(",")~')' %}
{% set news = craft.entries.section("news").where(dontNeedIds).all() %}
2
There are a few different solutions for this. Personally my favourite is to switch on static caching in nginx, as it's a relatively quick and easy solution. Andrew has you covered on how to do that here: https://nystudio107.com/blog/static-caching-with-craft-cms
If you're not using nginx, then a popular choice is the Blitz plugin: https://plugins.craftcms....
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You could do this:
{# Your date 2020-11 in atom format e.g 2020-11-01T00:00:00+01:00 #}
{% set departureDate = craft.app.request.getParam('departure') | date("Y-m") | atom %}
{# Your date + 1 month in atom format e.g 2020-12-01T00:00:00+01:00 #}
{% set untilDate = departureDate | date_modify('+1 month') | atom %}
{# Query between those 2 dates #}
...
1
You should be able to use the date string you get from your parametern without even editing it.
{% set entries = entries.startsOn(craft.app.request.getParam('departure')) %}
More information about querying on datefields can be found here: Date Fields | Craft CMS Documentation | 3.x
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If you want live and pending entries, you would need to pass status to your query with the values you want (docs).
query yourQuery {
entries(section: "yourSectionHandle", status: ["live", "pending"]) {
title
}
}
Or if you want to use variables:
query yourQuery($section: [String], $status: [String]) {
entries(section: $...
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