Hello, I’m trying to do a custom query based on a value selected in the ACF for a backend field.
However i will also need filters for the output of that loop, and while adding the custom query through this guide: Adding any Custom WP_Query loop to Bricks' Query Loop - BricksLabs
Works, the filters give me “Error Query object type not supported”. So, how would I add it to the built-in query editor for the loop.
(I just don’t know how to structure the return statement)
Hello ? could I get some help. From everything i’ve checked the run_new_query function returns a correct array, in the correct order. But calling it in the query editor doesn’t work, and neither does just pasting the code in the query editor
Same problem here. Did you find a solution?
Hi @Materdeo & @realjohndoe - thanks to the BricksLab post you quoted, I managed to create my custom query logic.
I think you might forget about declaring the /bricks/setup/control_options
Something like :
add_filter(‘bricks/setup/control_options’, function($control_options) {
$control_options[‘queryTypes’][‘my_new_query_type’] = esc_html__(‘My new WP Query’, ‘text-domain’);
return $control_options;
});
Then, extend Bricks query system 
add_filter(‘bricks/query/run’, function($results, $query_obj) {
if ($query_obj->object_type !== ‘my_new_query_type’) {
return $results;
}
return run_new_query();
}, 10, 2);
And tell Bricks how to set $post inside your looop :
add_filter(‘bricks/query/loop_object’, function($loop_object, $loop_key, $query_obj) {
if ($query_obj->object_type !== ‘my_new_query_type’) {
return $loop_object;
}
global $post;
$post = get_post($loop_object);
setup_postdata($post);
return $loop_object;
}, 10, 3);
Chears!
