This might not answer your question, but you have a few issues with your code Do not use uppercase letters in function names, taxonomy names and custom post type names. Only use lowercase letters. Separate names with a underscore (_). Also, just a tip, never start these names with letters, or use a hyphen (-) … Read more
Essentially your issue is that you have extra data specific to the term and WP doesn’t natively store such data. On top of my head the low hanging ways to make it would be: Maintain the list of schools/colors and whenever school term is assigned automatically assign respective colors by code. Create term metadata tables … Read more
Here’s an option. Give a more specific name e.g. custom_search_form to your submit button: (…) //First a submit button $output .= ‘<input type=”submit” class=”submit” name=”custom_search_form” id=”searchsubmit” value=”submit” />’.”\r\n”; Then you can add this to your functions.php file: add_action( ‘parse_request’, ‘my_custom_search_form’ ); function my_custom_search_form($query) { //return if it not our custom search form if ( ! … Read more
Sorry, but I think I have searched for the wrong question. It seems like the answer to my question can be found in How to modify a taxonomy that’s already registered. Thanks to @helgatheviking !
There seemed to be an issue with the way you registered the taxonomy. I prefer to register the taxonomy first, before registering the post type. I submitted a pull request but here ya go: <?php // hook into the init action and call create_book_taxonomies when it fires add_action( ‘init’, ‘create_ksasexhibits_taxonomies’, 0 ); // create two … Read more
So my solution on this kind of problems where we have a very complex set of rules is to avoid doing new SQL just for my solution because if you have to explain it to a beginner it gets hairy. My solution: function get_term_union( $taxonomy, $tax_query, $post_type=”post” ){ $args = array( ‘post_type’ => $post_type, ‘tax_query’ … Read more
There is nothing directly meant for that (that I can think of), but there is very close in purpose function get_default_post_to_edit(). Since for the purpose of new post creation it makes post appear in DB before it is even saved for the first time (as auto draft) we can tinker with its filters a bit … Read more
I changed get_category_link to: esc_attr(get_term_link($category, ‘servicecats’)) Thanks to this site
When you use wp_list_categories() you get a list of terms, each one linked to its archive page. I think what you need is a form to filter the products, not a list of archive term links, so you can keep the selected filters between requests, for example, using $_POST, $_SESSION or $_COOKIES. Example using $_POST: … Read more
The first section of this question have been answered before. Basically, there are no index pages for archives, and there never will be. For a complete explanation, feel free to check this post I have recently done on this subject. Why did wordpress think that is post_name and post type is post? You might or … Read more