Assigning categories to custom post types via a front-end form; only works for native post type
Have you try to do with it wp_set_object_terms get term WordPress set object terms after save post set object term. I think this will help to you.
Have you try to do with it wp_set_object_terms get term WordPress set object terms after save post set object term. I think this will help to you.
How to handle this wordpress custom post type rewrite problem?
Post Tags not working for Custom Post type
How to properly set the rewrite rules for this case?
why it not working Because your post type’s permalink structure (which defaults to our-work/<post name/slug>) does not contain the category. So if you want the permalink structure for your post type (our-work) be our-work/<category>/<post name/slug>, here’s one way that works in WordPress 5.6 & 5.5, but uses just one of the post categories: Add the … Read more
You’ll need to add the cities as a child of a state and then expose your custom taxonomies using the rest API. After exposing it, you’ll need to fetch the cities based on the selected state. Please let me know if you need more information.
If we want to display taxonomy name along with post title in backend MYSQL query you can use this query :- SELECT p.ID,taxonomy,post_title,post_status,name FROM wp_posts p, wp_term_relationships rel, wp_terms t, wp_term_taxonomy te where p.ID = rel.object_id AND t.term_id=te.term_id AND t.term_id=rel.term_taxonomy_id AND taxonomy in (‘taxonomy’) AND Post_type=”post” and name=”name of taxonomy”
if it is for product categories, this function only needs the category id to know the childrens: function cat_childs( $term_id = 0) { $children = get_terms( array( ‘child_of’ => $term_id, ‘taxonomy’ => ‘product_cat’, ‘hide_empty’ => true, ‘fields’ => ‘ids’, )); return ( $children ); } can be called like this: cat_childs(1234); because it can return … Read more
The first problem is that you’ve got a space in the first argument of has_term(). If you want to check for any term then you need to pass an empty string, but a space is not an empty string. Then, as documented, the second argument needs to be the taxonomy name. This should work: if … Read more
You can use below code to get the taxonomy by post ID: $yourterms = get_the_terms( $post->ID , array( ‘taxonomy_name’) ); foreach ( $yourterms as $term ) { echo $term->name; }