This bugs me too. It is very confusing, so I thought I’d look into it. That meta box is created in “wp-admin/includes/meta-boxes.php” on line ~399. It uses wp_terms_checklist. The problem codes seems to be this (it is one in source): <?php wp_terms_checklist( $post->ID, array( ‘taxonomy’ => $taxonomy, ‘popular_cats’ => $popular_ids ) ) ?> That leaves … Read more
By using this you can get your result in ascending order for sort_order custom field $users = get_users( array( ‘meta_key’=> ‘sort_order’, ‘orderby’ => ‘meta_value_num’, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’ ) ); foreach( $users as $user ) { echo ‘<h4>’ . $user_info-> user_firstname . ‘ ‘ . $user_info-> user_lastname . ‘</h4>’; }
EDIT PART DEUX OR PART DEUX – The Dirty Sequal, The Term Saga Continues… Before anyone read this section, I will urge you to read everything I explained in ORIGINAL ANSWER. wp_insert_term() does not allow duplicate term names in non hierarchical taxonomies or in hierarchical taxonomies within the same hierarchy. From comments to my answer, … Read more
Few points come to mind: There is a typo in “post_type” => “‘eyeglasses” (extra single quote). It should be: “post_type” => “eyeglasses”. Try putting the $term instead of array( $term ): “tax_input” => array( “models” => $term ) Also, is it models or model? e.g. “tax_input” => array( “model” => $term ) tax_input requires assign_terms … Read more
You’re using $term->ID. Taxonomy terms do not have an ID property. They have a term_id property: $display_type = get_term_meta( $term->term_id ); You’ll notice that WooCommerce is using this, while your attempts are not.
get_terms returns an array of objects. You cannot echo an array, if you do, you will just get Array(). What you can do is print_r($array) or var_dump($array) or echo json_encode($array) to see the data it contains. Otherwise, to get single elements, e.g. the name, from the objects, you need to pass $tax_terms through a foreach … Read more
I didn’t understood your question well, but try this. Explanation is in the comments. // your taxonomy name $tax = ‘post_tag’; // get the terms of taxonomy $terms = get_terms( $tax, [ ‘hide_empty’ => false, // do not hide empty terms ]); // loop through all terms foreach( $terms as $term ) { // if … Read more
Yes, totally possible. SCENARIO 1 If you need only one taxonomy, all you need to do is to get all the term ID’s of all terms assigned to the taxonomy and then pass that array of term ID’s to a tax_query (Requires PHP5.4+) $term_ids = get_terms( ‘TAXONOMY_NAME’, [ // Array of arguments, see get_terms() ‘fields’ … Read more
It’s a little bit hard to be sure, what are you asking exactly, but… Let me try to answer… So somewhere in single.php you’re getting terms for current post using this code: $terms = wp_get_post_terms($post->ID, ‘mytax’, array(“fields” => “all”)); and you want to get the ID of first term from that list? If so, you … Read more
While you can specify separators and such in the_terms() arguments, it assumes that you actually want links. You can discard unwanted HTML by using filter: add_filter(‘the_terms’, ‘no_terms_links’, 10, 2); function no_terms_links($term_list, $taxonomy) { if (‘type’ == $taxonomy) return wp_filter_nohtml_kses($term_list); return $term_list; } Or just use deeper get_the_terms() function and iterate through its return to build … Read more