Thanks for referencing my solution. You forgot one part though – defining the rewrite of your cpt. From my solution: First get your slugs right when defining your custom post types and taxonomies: for the custom post type it should be basename/%taxonomy_name% and the slug for your taxonomy should be just basename. Dont forget to … Read more
Unfortunately there is no way of doing this with wp_register_taxonomy(). When you register a taxonomy, the default metabox is either checkboxes (hierarchical) or as a cloud (non-hierarchical). The only way round it is to de-register the existing metabox and add a new-one in its place. By carefully mimicking the ‘default’ metabox – you won’t have … Read more
Is there any WP built in function which does the right job? No. [Do I] have to write a custom query for that? No. Use get_terms(). Here is an example. Add the wpse_99513_adjacent_category class to the functions.php theme file and call it like this: $category_ids = new wpse_99513_adjacent_category( ‘category’, ‘id’, false ); — ‘category’ is … Read more
Below code is an example that does what you want. See tax_query for more information. function my_get_posts( $query ) { // we only need to modify the query for logged in users if ( !is_user_logged_in() ) return $query; $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); // assuming that user’s region is stored as user_region meta key $user_region = get_user_meta( … Read more
I believe your problem might be nonce-related. I see you’re doing what I did at one point with a problem I had when I tried doing nonces the way you’re using them. I’ll quote @EAMann on this: The standard way to create this field is using WordPress’ wp_nonce_field() function. It will add the hidden field … Read more
If you want to extend your query, you should extend it through the pre_get_posts-filter. Then just do a “Custom Field” or meta query. add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘wpse105969_extended_search’ ); function wpse105969_extended_search( $query ) { // Make sure we got a search query // and we’re only modifying the main query. if ( ! $query->is_main_query() AND ” === … Read more
It is quite possible to achieve this. What we need to do is Get all the terms sorted by slug (or any other field desired) associated with our taxonomy Get the current term object Determine where in the array our current term is Get the two adjacent terms (if any) Build the links to those … Read more
the intention is to show a list of categories, but only those categories that have posts where the custom taxonomy region is set to Rotterdam This is done in the Query Multiple Taxonomies plugin: http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/query-multiple-taxonomies/trunk/core.php?rev=308185#L10
This query will handle two levels of hierarchy in your taxonomy. More than two levels of hierarchy and you’ll need a recursive self-join. What this does is return the posts in the correct child within parent order. To create the appropriate parent level headings, you’ll have compare the current post’s parent taxon with that of … Read more
Hello Everyone out there, who are facing difficulty to display the parent and child taxonomies in drop down, i found the solution for the above problem…… edit the code in the functions.php file, before the code was $categories= get_categories(‘child_of=”.$_POST[“main_catid’].’hide_empty=0′); now edit the code, like this… $categories= get_categories(‘child_of=”.$_POST[“main_catid’].’&hide_empty=0′.’&taxonomy=state’); and this works so beautifully, try it for … Read more