You have an extra “}”, there must be two such braces for two for each loops. Also you need to have endif; statement at end after endwhile. Parsing error may be due to extra “}”. Please try below code and let us know if it works. <?php $custom_terms = get_terms(‘videoscategory’); $other_custom_terms = get_terms(‘product_category’); foreach ($custom_terms … Read more
The {tax} => {term} pattern is deprecated as of 3.1 you should be using tax_query, but your code should still work for some undetermined length of time. post_child is not a parameter that WP_Query accepts. I don’t know what you expect that to do but at best it does nothing. This may be breaking you … Read more
Hi thanks this is solved now i got help from a developer i know he fixed for me basically wp_set_object_terms() has a fourth argument called append. Setting that to true during the call should add the term without unsetting the already set terms. so thats if anyone else has this issue thanks again to all … Read more
There is an ORDER BY clause in that query that should not have been generated by those arguments. Plus, it doesn’t look like a WordPress query– note the capitalization. WordPress tends to use all uppercase for SQL functions and operators. I suspect that there is a filter on posts_orderby or posts_clauses that is altering that … Read more
From what I gather all you need to do is query the 3 posts and step though each one using the_post(). I have not used it like this so not 100% that is how it works. the_post() Retrieves the next post, sets up the post, sets the ‘in the loop’ property to true. $project_query = … Read more
For question 1, use a custom field when you create the page and use the same template each time. Here is an example using a custom field named house_type. <?php // Template Name: House Type [ … ] $house_type = get_post_meta( get_queried_object_id(), ‘house_type’, true ); $args = array ( ‘post_type’ => ‘house’, ‘orderby’ => ‘meta_value’, … Read more
Your question is more about SQL than WordPress. If you want to sort your term names as numbers, you can in general try SELECT * FROM wp_terms ORDER BY name+0 ASC or SELECT * FROM wp_terms ORDER BY name*1 ASC or use CAST: SELECT * FROM wp_terms ORDER BY CAST(name AS SIGNED) ASC where you … Read more
This question is not very detailed but I think you are talking about hiding parts of the markup for a post. If that is the case then has_term should be what you want. if (!has_term(‘Hback’,’tax-slug’)) { // markup that does not show for ‘Hback’ } ‘tax-slug’ is the taxonomy– a WordPress core taxonony like ‘post_tag’ … Read more
Try ‘terms’ => $term_value_array instead of ‘terms’ => array( $term_name ) It looks like the problem is that you use array(“‘red’,’green'”) instead of the array structure: array(‘red’,’green’) that you want.
You should use Taxonomy Parameters available in WP_Query. For example, to get the three recents magazine_entry posts having the international term slug, you can use: $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘magazine_entry’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 3 ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘division’, ‘field’ => ‘slug’, ‘terms’ => ‘international’ ) ) ); $query = new WP_Query( $args … Read more