yes, offcourse it is possible, I had made two websites for selling car pieces myself and that is very possible. anything is possible. you can create your own search results with the file search.php here are two ways of getting products info: $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘product’, ‘posts_per_page’ => 10, ‘meta_key’ => ‘_last_viewed’, ‘orderby’ … Read more
if you need to turn it into an array of IDs then it is already an array of IDs, you don’t need to do any work on it, it’s already in the perfect form to go straight into the terms parameter e.g. ‘terms’ => $terms, The only thing to be mindful about though, is that … Read more
$keys = array_column($terms, ‘slug’); array_multisort($keys, SORT_ASC, $terms); That did the trick and let me sort terms in that muli array.
It’s hard to say exactly what your query is trying to accomplish, but I’ll provide the two setups that come to my mind, and hope they help you out. You could setup your query arguments with the two required taxonomies and terms being searched for like: $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘custom’, ‘post_parent’ => 0, … Read more
the old way when i say “the old way” i mean my old way of doing this ,like i answered Need Help Finding a WordPress E-Commerce Plugin That Utilises Custom Post Types before about creating relations between custom post types that i used custom fields for that meaning: Author will have two custom fields (book_ids[], … Read more
get_the_term_list() is retrieving the terms attached to the post that are in the taxonomy “types”. get_terms() is designed to retrieve all the terms within a taxonomy. What you are trying to do is use get_terms() for a specific term in a taxonomy, not a taxonomy itself. You need to do: $terms = get_terms(‘type’);
This hooks into the update action for any post. It’ll copy all terms for a given set of taxonomies from a parent to it’s children. /** * Update all children of a post with the same terms as itself. * * @param int $post_ID * @param object $post */ function __update_children_with_terms( $post_ID, $post ) { … Read more
The answer to the question is in the two following posts: Permalinks in Custom Post types Remove taxonomy slug from a custom hierarchical taxonomy permalink You need to ignore the automated rewriting, as I have done, but you need to add $wp_rewrite->use_verbose_page_rules = true; to the mix, otherwise your pages will conflict with the rewrite … Read more
First when you register your custom taxonomy use the capabilities argument and define your custom capabilities: ‘capabilities’ => array( ‘manage_terms’ => ‘manage_cities’, ‘edit_terms’ => ‘edit_cities’, ‘delete_terms’ => ‘delete_cities’, ‘assign_terms’ => ‘assign_cities’ ), and only give your users the assign_terms capability this way they wont be able to create new terms, only YOU. Then use the … Read more
First use this code for populating parent dropdown. <select id=”parent”> <option>-</option> <?php if(taxonomy_exists(‘parent_taxonomy_name’)): $results = get_terms(‘parent_taxonomy_name’,array(‘fields’=>’all’,’parent’=>0)); if ($results): foreach ($results as $result): ?> <option value=”<?php echo $result->name; ?>”><?php echo $result->name; ?></option> <?php endforeach; endif; endif; ?> </select> You may need to use ajax/jquery to fill in the 2nd dropdown box. <select id=”child”> <option>-</option> </select> jquery … Read more