jpd527, Please remember that ‘tag’ is singular and not plural. Here your form has multiple HTML element with same id so this is wrong. Now if you require to search data with two different inputs, then you can merge it via JS. HTML code like: <form method=”get” id=”search form” action=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”> <div> <input type=”text” value=”” name=”tag_one” … Read more
It’s not how taxonomy work. The apps_cat is just the taxonomy, not the term. Like category, you will receive not found with http://redesign.conei-sa.com/category. You must point to a specific term of apps_cat. apps_cat can’t have any post, only the term of it has. Anyway, if you got not found with term page, try update permalink … Read more
WordPress is generating the tax query for you – when you register a custom taxonomy, it also registers what’s known as a query var. This is a “key”-type value that means you can simply do this: new WP_Query([ ‘age_from’ => 2 ]); … and WP will transform that to: WP_Tax_Query([ [ ‘taxonomy’ => ‘age_from’, ‘terms’ … Read more
This is based on the assumption that you have a custom field called “show_on_tax” for the custom taxonomy “Directory Entry Type”, which appears when editing a small banner (See image below). This allows you to select which custom tax terms you want the banners to appear on. This should get you sorted but drop a … Read more
I think you can easily achieve that if you understand WordPress template hierarchy. Looking at the template hierarchy diagram, and assuming you have categories and sub-categories, then you can achieve what you want in multiple ways. Suggestion 1 Use category.php to display the posts of any category, including sub-categories. also in category.php add a condition … Read more
Make sure you are using version 5.5.0 or newer since only that version support the format ‘term_’ . $id Try passing $cat as the second parameter to the_field().
I am assuming your custom taxonomy is hierarchal and you are attempting to get the children within the hierarchy. If so this previous answer may help Get the children of the parent category And this wp func: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_term_children/
I think this could be handled with wp_set_object_terms() call on save_post_{$post->post_type} action. Using the post type specific action you’ll only target your cpt. The action provides bool $update parameter, which can be used to check, if the action is fired for a new post or on update. Passing an empty $terms value to the function … Read more
Yeah sure. <?php $included_post_ids =array(); $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘APP_POST_TYPE’, ‘post_status’ => ‘publish’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 1, ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘coupon_category’, // Taxonomy ‘field’ => ‘slug’, ‘terms’ => $tax[0]->slug, // Your category slug ), ), ); $custom_posts = get_posts( $args ); if( !empty( $custom_posts ) ){ foreach ($custom_posts as $key => $postObj) … Read more
The ACF “Taxonomy” field lets you select terms from a taxonomy, not taxonomies themselves. So if you want your selections in that field to be used in your code, you need to: Remove the get_object_taxonomies() line and the subsequent foreach. You’re looping through terms, not Taxonomies, Make sure the Taxonomy field is set to return … Read more