To limit the results to the children of the current product category, you can use parent parameter in get_terms(). The id of the current category, to be set as the parent value, will be get using get_queried_object(). $term_id = 0; $queried_object = get_queried_object(); // // check if it’s a custom category if ( $queried_object instanceof … Read more
You don’t need to return $query it is passed by reference.Have a look at the codex The return statement might be shortcircuiting the page load. Try removing it.
Taxonomy checkboxes not showing current status on edit page
Can’t give you fish, but I can try you to teach how to fish with a couple of pointers; hook into publish_post (good example code there) and / or post_updated in the function that is called that way, use wp_create_category (which will only create if the cat. name doesn’t exist yet) and with the cat … Read more
How to get all the terms from a custom hierarchical taxonomy via REST api?
OK, I think I found the answer myself… As stated in the post I linked to: wp_term_taxonomy – defines the taxonomy – either tag, category, or custom taxonomy term_taxonomy_id bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, term_id bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL default 0, taxonomy varchar(32) NOT NULL default ”, description longtext NOT NULL, parent bigint(20) unsigned NOT … Read more
İ found a solution: $posts = get_queried_object(); echo $posts->count;
That would be achieved using the wp_set_post_terms function. https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_set_post_terms You could run an ajax request on the change event of the dropdown to either wp-admin/admin-ajax.php or a custom JSON API endpoint (preferred but more work) with a payload like this { new_status: 123 post_id: 321 } Ensure 100% that the user that is logged in … Read more
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