Replace the 11th line with the code below (untested): $term_list .= ‘<input type=”radio” name=”typ” value=”‘ . $term->slug . ‘”> ‘ . $term->name . ‘ Number of Posts:’. $term->count; It appears that get_terms has a post count return value.
You have error in your PHP. This array(‘parent’, $id_parent) will produce numeric array with two values – string parent and value of $id_parent. What you actually need is array( ‘parent’ => $id_parent ) which will produce correct associative array with one entry of key parent and value $id_parent.
“<a class=”delete-tag” href=”” . wp_nonce_url( “edit-tags.php?action=delete&taxonomy=$taxonomy&tag_ID=$tag->term_id”, “delete-tag_’ . $tag->term_id ) . “‘>” . __( ‘Delete’ ) . “</a>”; $tag->term_id It’s exactly what it says, where did you define $tag? Also, I’m assuming $id is the $tag->term_id, so you might want to use $id instead.
Because it work fine in local, you can give a shot by changing .htaccess file(change permalink form WordPress setting , make sure you have the server write access to change . htaccess file)
I believe I found the solution here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_set_object_terms wp_set_object_terms( $post_id, $terms, $taxonomy, $append ); wp_set_object_terms( 4, $cat_id, ‘example_product_cat’); This is still placed inside of the install.php file. If there is a better solution, please add! Thanks. Roc.
How to include child terms within parent?
Few remarks: I use pre_get_posts as an action hook, not as a filter. You should use ! is_admin() to prevent this from changing your backend views. You should skip the ‘relation’ => ‘OR’, since you only have a single tax_query filter Is there any reason why you have to modify the post type ? Is … Read more
<?php $terms = get_the_terms(); echo ‘<ul class=”styles”>’; foreach($terms as $term){ echo “<li>”.$term->name.”</li>”; } echo “</ul>”; ?>
I hope I understood everything correct: display a specific custom field from a custom post-type post assigned to a specific term in a custom taxonomy for todays and yesterdays latest entry I can’t solve this task improving your SQL-statement, but you can try the following function using standard WordPress stuff: function show_latest48h_post_cf_in_term( $cpt, $tax, $term_slug, … Read more
May be not the best solution, but I managed to get what I need and it works. I could have added to output html ul and li tags too to create the list as I asked in the beginning, but this is OK for me and no more styling needed for this design. $queried_taxonomy_name = … Read more