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Related Services grouped by Service Categories on Single Branch Posts in Bricks

A user asks:

I need help please, with querying an ACF relationship field on a single CPT template.

Here's the scenario:

I have two Custom Post Types (CPTs) - "Branches" and "Services". These two CPTs are linked by an ACF relationship field, allowing me to choose which services are related to a branch and vice versa.

The "Services" CPT has a taxonomy called "Service Category", which includes categories like Massages, Facials, Nail Care, etc. This structure allows me to group the service posts.

I've created a single template for the "Branches" post type. On this template, I aim to display the "Service Category" taxonomy and list the related services linked to a branch under the taxonomy.

This Pro tutorial provides the steps for displaying related CPT 2 posts grouped by a CPT 2's taxonomy on CPT 1 post page in Bricks.

Scenario:

CPT 1 = BranchCPT 2 = ServiceCPT 2 taxonomy = Service Category

Objective: On single branches, show related services grouped by service categories.

We shall

  • Get unique service category IDs for related services of the current branch post
  • Set up a Terms query with include param set to the above
  • Set up an inner Posts query with service-category set to the current looping term and restrict the posts to related services

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Step 1

Register your Branch and Service CPTs and Service Category Taxonomy using ACF.

Register Branch Fields and Service Fields field groups having Related Services and Related Branches Relationship type fields respectively.

Edit each field and enable Bidirectional relationship.

Step 2

Create posts for both CPTs.

Edit posts of any one CPT and populate the Relationship field.

Step 3

Let's add a custom function to get unique service category IDs for related services of the current branch post.

Add the following in child theme's functions.php (w/o the opening PHP tag) or a code snippets plugin:

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