Hi,

Our client noticed that some Articles Anywhere code appears on their website, where formerly the code produced a label text.
It is a custom field of the Article type.

You can see on this page: sharedcemeteries.net/nl/suriname/district-paramaribo (amongst many others).
I'm not 100% sure but I think this worked as should before the major update of Articles Anywhere.

Is there a change in the code I should use?

Regards,
Maurice

Yes.

You can check this page for example:
sharedcemeteries.net/nl/suriname/district-paramaribo

It is a single article (id: 368) containing Articles Anywhere code to produce a view with several articles, containing labels and values of custom fields.
What I see is that only this last label does not populate on the page. Other label-code you see in the article, populate the label just fine.

Only issue is with: [suriname-gerelateerde-begraafplaats label="only"] (on this particular page; on other, similar, pages, a label on that exact spot also does not show. Example: sharedcemeteries.net/nl/japan/prefectuur-nagasaki )
Note that the issue also remains when switching language.

FTP account.

I think the current settings would be correct. This all worked fine before. The label stopped populating just shortly.

The custom field suriname-gerelateerde-begraafplaats is filtered to a couple of categories, amongst them is District Paramaribo [nl-NL].
The articles that are fetched on the example page sharedcemeteries.net/nl/suriname/district-paramaribo are all in that categorie.

I'm trying to find out what caused these labels to stop showing.

Hi Peter,

In the end, I decided to replace the code with a word like 'Articles'. This word represents the value of the label. Ultimately this saves time, as I still couldn't figure out why this stopped working while we didn't change any (!) setting prior to the point this issue arose.

Thanks for your support!