Get next and prev item from custom WP_Query and Custom Post Type
I want to make a pager for a custom wp_query where I can have a prev and a next. I have a CPT called family and I must show the families that meet the condition that their status is Retained, important I must show only one family per page, and I must put the paginator to navigate one by one.
This is my code:
$paged = get_query_var( 'paged' ) ? absint( get_query_var( 'paged' ) ) : 1;
$args_families = array (
'post_type' = array( 'family' ),
'paged' = $paged,
'orderby' = 'ASC',
'posts_per_page' = 1,
'meta_query' = array(
array(
'key' = 'status',
'value' = 'Retained',
'compare' = '=',
)
)
);
$family_query = new WP_Query( $args_families );
?php if ( $family_query-have_posts() ) : ?
?php while ( $family_query-have_posts() ) : ?
?php $family_query-the_post(); ?
?php
echo get_field('status'). 'br';
echo ' '.'fid_'.get_field('family_id') . 'br';
echo 'ID + ACF'.' '.'fid_'.get_field('family_id' , $family_query-posts[$i]-ID);
$f_link = 'fid_'.get_field('family_id' , $family_query-posts[$i]-ID);
?
h3 ?php echo esc_attr( get_the_title() ); ?/h3
?php $profile_pic = get_field( 'profile_picture' ); ?
img src=?php echo esc_url( $profile_pic['sizes']['family_large_thumb'] ); ? width=300px height=300px style=display:block; /
!-- attempt 1 to create the pager --
a href=https://localhost/adoptionnetwork/adopting-families/fid_20074/next1/a
a href=https://localhost/adoptionnetwork/adopting-families/?php echo $f_link ?next2/a
?php
//attempt 1 to create the pager
$older_link = 'a href=/adoptionnetwork/adopting-families/fid_' . ( $paged - 1 ) . ' rel=prev/a';
$newer_link = 'a href=/adoptionnetwork/adopting-families/fid_' . ( $paged + 1 ) . ' rel=next/a';
?
?php endwhile; ?
?php
// Clean up after the query and pagination.
wp_reset_postdata();
?
But I have no idea how to create the pager for this case.
NOTE: NOTE: I already used these functions but they didn't work.
get_next_post_link( '%link', 'i class=far fa-angle-right/i' );
get_previous_post_link( '%link', 'i class=far fa-angle-left/i' );
previous_post_link();
next_post_link();
Thanks for you help
Topic next wp-query plugin-development theme-development custom-post-types Wordpress
Category Web