Your code doesn’t show where $term_id is coming from. If it is not defined anywhere, then that could be causing the problem. Instead of using get_term() and get_term_meta() directly on your template file, you could define couple of helper functions to handle the data retrieval. This makes the template file a little cleaner and the … Read more
For anyone who stumbles across this, I finally found the answer in this previous post: How to modify the output of wp_terms_checklist when used within the built-in category metabox on edit posts? I wasn’t finding it because it’s the Walker class, not a hook.
Unable to import term_meta in wordpress using wp_cron
The issue I have is that if I use get_queried_object_id, the archive page for the parent term shows the shortcode for the parent term and the first child term. That’s not what’s happening. get_queried_object_id() will only return the ID of the current category. When you add [0] you’re just breaking the condition check meaning that … Read more
I am echoing the “procedures” term I expect to get this meta field get_term() returns a WP_Term object which by default does not include any metadata, even for registered meta keys. So registering a meta key does not automatically add it to the term object, but registering a meta key has 2 main benefits: You … Read more
I found the solution, all credit goes to @gmazzap, who gave this great answer in this post: How do I save each option in a multiple select menu as it’s own meta_key + meta_value pair? add_action( ‘created_house_feature’, ‘save_house_feature_meta’, 10, 2 ); function save_house_feature_meta( $term_id, $tt_id ) { $old_feature_group = get_term_meta( $term->term_id, ‘feature-group, true’ ); $new_feature_groups … Read more
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Short of coming up with a MySQL query yourself, you could get a list of distinct meta_keys and build your query array based on the results. On another note, I think you may have misunderstood the meaning of EXISTS. It doesn’t denote finding the value parameter passed within the value of the given meta. I … Read more
Get_term_meta() always returns false
Is it possible to add Term Meta Fields to a WooCommerce Attribute?