You can use get_ancestors for this: get_ancestors( $term_id, ‘taxonomy’ ); Of course this will only work on hierarchical elements. Additionally, this will only work reasonably well if only one term per level is assigned, take a look at my comment here and my answer here to get a little bit deeper insight into that.
I solved by force refreshing the cache (by @passatgt). i.e., place this line after the insertion: delete_option(“{$taxonomy}_children”); Thanks!
Custom Post Type Child Pages
taxonomy term names in custom post type permalink structure
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Need help understanding a rewrite with multi-level taxonomy
I don’t know why that code didn’t work for you. I copy that code and it work exactly as I expected. You should double check your case, did you unset $args variable before, or you can use another name ($agrs2 for example). Another problem in you question is: if pad_counts doesn’t work, you will get … Read more
It might be because you are using reserved term name as first argument; ‘categories’ is wordpress core taxonomy and you should use something else like ‘ph_categories’. After that you will have to add those terms again. Reference: Codex
The start is easy. Let’s fetch all the posts from 2015: $posts = new WP_Query( ‘year=2015’ ); Now, we have an array of post objects, which we must sort into categories, duplicating them if they have multipe categories. The result goes into a multidimensional array. $categorized_posts = array (); foreach ($posts as $post) { $post_cats … Read more
Personally I would: 1: create Post with type Building (you can then add meta to this eg: address, lat lng, name etc) 2: create Post type Apartments and associate with building via apartments post meta 3: create metabox for owner for post type apartments, here you can GET all user info with role as owner/landlord … Read more