Without the code of your Custom Post Type it’s kind of difficult to answer. I have few hypotheses : Have you flushed the permalinks ? You have to go to Settings > Permalinks > and click on Save to do so. Repeat this action anytime you modify the rewrite rules of your Custom Post Type. … Read more
Your code doesn’t show where $term_id is coming from. If it is not defined anywhere, then that could be causing the problem. Instead of using get_term() and get_term_meta() directly on your template file, you could define couple of helper functions to handle the data retrieval. This makes the template file a little cleaner and the … Read more
You can avoid infinite loop by removing the action before calling update post function. function maybe_disable_comment($post_id) { // do you check if the post has specific custom tax term. if ( ! has_term( ‘bar’, ‘YOUR_CUSTOM_TAX’, $post_id ) ) { return false; } // remove the filter that will create infinite loop. remove_action( ‘wp_insert_post’, ‘maybe_disable_comment’ ); … Read more
WordPress is preventing two identical slugs to 2 different content. How can he know where to send you if the URL may potentially be equal ? I think you need to design your development differently. Having 1 term not hierarchical and then work on URL rewriting. You could have only one “sale” and add it … Read more
This is pretty straight forward and easy to do with $wpdb and SQL statement the relationship between any post type (custom or not) and taxonomy term (custom or not ) are stored wp_term_relationships table which has object_id and term_id all you have to do is query the record that has the term_id for active1 term … Read more
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To resolve the issue with Gravity Forms and the Advanced Post Creation Add-On not updating ACF fields on a custom taxonomy, you can try adding the following code snippet to your WordPress theme’s functions.php file: add_action( ‘gform_post_create_post’, ‘update_custom_taxonomy_acf_fields’, 10, 3 ); function update_custom_taxonomy_acf_fields( $post_id, $form, $entry ) { // Check if the custom taxonomy term … Read more