If I understood right, right now you get all child terms of term with id = 5, but you need to show only terms from this list, which are attached to the post. get_terms()Retrieves the terms in a given taxonomy or list of taxonomies. Try to use wp_get_post_terms() instead, which allows you to set post … Read more
I think there’s three things going on with your code. The first is that you’re passing a numeric string as the first parameter to has_term(). If you’re trying to pass the term ID to the function, you should remove the quotes from ’16’ and just pass 16, i.e. as integer. https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/has_term/ The second is that … Read more
get_object_taxonomies() by default returns a list of taxonomy names like category and post_tag. If you want the function to return taxonomy objects instead, then set the second parameter to objects: $taxonomies = get_object_taxonomies($custom_post_type_name, ‘objects’); And then change your foreach () code to foreach ($taxonomies as $taxonomy => $tax_object), then use $tax_object->labels->singular_name to access the singular … Read more
There was a problem with archive page and pagination in the original answer. Therefore, instead of changing the “rewrite” => [‘slug’ => ‘our-training/%training-category%’] in register_post_type() as I suggested earlier, add the following rewrite rules and change the links created for CPT. The rules will handle such addresses: display single training post with pagination support /our-training/training-category-1/training-name/ … Read more
<?php wp_get_post_terms($post->ID, array(‘cities’,’policy’)); or wp_get_object_terms($post->ID, array(‘cities’,’policy’)); ?>
From your comments: I just wanted to find out if there was a core endpoint for listing custom taxonomies with associated post type records. And as I said in my original answer: (slightly modified, though) The endpoint in question is a taxonomy term endpoint which returns the data (e.g. description, name and slug) for a … Read more
Managed to fix this, as @vancoder mentioned that the wp_die was causing there to still be a response and said to use die() instead. This didn’t work, so instead I changed the way the json was sent. By using wp_send_json() uinstead, we don’t need to use die() or wp_die() at the end of the function … Read more
Is it possible to restrict multiple users to only be able to edit a post (or posts) where those users have a custom meta key matching the custom post’s custom taxonomy or meta key? Yes, you can use user_has_cap which is a filter applied when current_user_can() or user_can() is called — these two functions are … Read more
The “dropdown” element declared and used in each of these functions is the same, so the last one is overriding all previous. Specifying different terms each time fixes the problem: var writerdropdown = document.getElementById(“writers”); function onWriterChange() { if ( writerdropdown.options[writerdropdown.selectedIndex].value != -1 ) { location.href = “<?php echo home_url();?>/writer/”+writerdropdown.options[writerdropdown.selectedIndex].value+”/”; } } writerdropdown.onchange = onWriterChange; var … Read more
After hours of working on this, the answer was simple Change this to false: ‘exclude_from_search’ => false, Then it works as expected.