Without changing anything, everything seems OK today. The auto-suggest works and suggests me existing tags when I begin to type a word… I don’t know why but maybe there was a problem because I’ve firstly created this custom taxonomy as hierachical before I decided to change it to non-hierarchical.
Your Knowledgebase and Articles CPT slugs are capitalized. This is not allowed – see the codex. (string) (required) Post type. (max. 20 characters, can not contain capital letters or spaces) Change these to all lower case, both in the first parameter of the register_post_type and in the second parameter of the register_taxonomy, and you should … Read more
I think something like this you would be best writing yourself. Take a look at: http://www.catalysthomes.co.uk/homes-for-sale/ Properties are loaded into a CPT and I have my own custom search in the sidebar. Of that search its searching a number of things such as taxonomies, custom fields and ordering by date price etc. So how do … Read more
In case anyone runs into trouble like I did, I figured it out! $taxonomy_1 = get_terms( ‘taxonomy_1’, $args_1 ); $taxonomy_2 = get_terms( ‘taxonomy_2’, $args_2 ); foreach( $taxonomy_1 as $tax_1 ) { foreach( $taxonomy_2 as $tax_2 ) { $posts = get_posts( array( ‘posts_per_page’ => -1, ‘post_type’ => ‘ENTER-YOUR-CPT’, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’, ‘orderby’ => ‘title’, ‘taxonomy’ => … Read more
Taxonomy.php is the default template that displays how custom taxonomies display in the browser. They aren’t how you create a new taxonomy. This is done by using the function register_taxonomy() in functions.php. WordPress has created a whole codex page on the topic available here. SmashingMag has a great tutorial on it as well (it’s actually … Read more
Calling Custom Taxonomy Dropdown in Form
I believe your error is in the if ( $taxonomies ) statement, I believe you want if ( is_taxonomy( $taxonomy ); ) see this link for further usages. I’m not at home so I can’t test this, but I think the option you present should work, as mentioned here. $args = array( ‘name’ => array( … Read more
Because it work fine in local, you can give a shot by changing .htaccess file(change permalink form WordPress setting , make sure you have the server write access to change . htaccess file)
This is a very broad question so I am going to offer an outline. Use get_terms to create your first select box. This would be done in PHP. For the second box you will need to use Javascript. Using Javascript, watch the first select box for change When something changes, grab the ID of the … Read more
You are using get_the_term_list which generates an HTML string of taxonomy terms associated with a post and given taxonomy. Try instead to feed the terms input parameters of the WP_Query with an array like: ‘terms’ => array( 11, 22, 33 ), or ‘terms’ => array( ‘term1’, ‘term2’, ‘term3’ ), In your code example you have … Read more