I would recommend using WordPress function calls to set up your terms, instead of SQL. This is assuming you’ve already registered a custom taxonomy called job_listing_region. // Add this to your theme’s functions.php function convert_meta_to_term() { global $wpdb; $meta_query = $wpdb->get_results(” SELECT * FROM $wpdb->postmeta WHERE meta_key = ‘job_listing_region’ “); foreach ($meta_query as $meta) { … Read more
Just released today a plugin named Cortex, freely available on GitHub. You need PHP 5.4+ and Composer to install it (docs). This plugin allows to write custom ‘routes’ to queries, it is based on Symfony routing component so mechanism of adding routes is similar to that. Here you’ll find full docs for Cortex. Using Cortex … Read more
The array for post_category needs to be an array of integers, not a string, and that’s what you are getting from the $_POST[‘cat’] the way you have it written. Change the value in the option to the category id instead.
Display list of custom taxonomies from a custom post type ordered by their parent
This is very similar to this question. Try something like this in your template and change the AND condition to AND/OR as appropriate depending on what combination you want. $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘Book’, ‘tax_query’ => array( ‘relation’ => ‘AND’, array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘Genre’, ‘field’ => ‘slug’, ‘terms’ => array( ‘Fiction’ ) ), array( … Read more
Remove Custom Taxonomy Slug only without removing Custom post type slug in permalinks
WordPress Custom Post Type and sort by Tags
When asigning a post to a taxonomy, if you assign it to both a top-level and child term, the top-level will be used in the permalink. If you only select the child, I believe the parent term will be displayed as well. I agree, that this is not ideal and you may be able to … Read more
Did you post the correct name for the taxonomy template? I think it should be ‘ taxonomy-listing_category.php. See Custom_Taxonomies_display Or are you including it some other way? With new WP_Query you’re not using the default query which has the query variables for the taxonomy and term. You can however add the taxonomy and it’s term … Read more
your code seems to be correct. Here is the process to debug it: As your code is correct (what I can see), you need to update your htaccess. To perform it, go to the permalinks WP section and save again permalinks (keep your structure). If not working, you need to flush rewrite rules on your … Read more