The get_terms() (see docs) function accepts the same args as WP_Term_Query(see docs) You have to get those terms Ids first and then pass it to the exclude arg: // default to not exclude terms $ids_to_exclude = array(); $get_terms_to_exclude = get_terms( array( ‘fields’ => ‘ids’, ‘slug’ => array( ‘graduate’, ‘job-market-candidate’, ‘graduate-student’, ‘research’ ), ‘taxonomy’ => ‘role’, … Read more
how about use get_the_terms() function? please try this code $directores = get_the_terms( $post->ID, ‘directores’ ); $director = $directores[0]; // print object from first director print_r($director); // or get the director name echo $director->name;
the_ID() print the post ID. You need to use the get_the_ID() which return the post ID. Example: foreach (get_the_terms(get_the_ID(), ‘taxonomy’) as $cat) { echo $cat->name; } Always remember the naming convention of WordPress for template tags. the which mean to print get which mean to return in most of the cases.
Use get_term() to get the name, slug, or description: $term = get_term( 1, ‘taxonomy_slug’ ); // Name echo $term->name; // Link echo get_term_link(1, ‘taxonomy_slug’); // OR echo get_term_link( $term );
In both the cases issue is not the other things, but the main value what you are sending to the second parameter, in your case $flightCategory: $flightCategory = array( 25 ); var_dump( $flightCategory ); wp_set_object_terms( $post_id, $flightCategory, ‘flight_categories’ ); But on the later version somehow, or literally you are actually passing something like below: $flightCategory … Read more
First of all, get all term slugs from the custom taxonomy space by current post ID. $space_terms = wp_get_post_terms( $post->ID, ‘space’ ); if( $space_terms ) { $space_terms = array(); foreach( $space_terms as $term ) { $space_terms[] = $term->slug; } } You should specify the logical relationship between each inner taxonomy array when there is more … Read more
The only alternative I know of (using core functions) is: // Get terms whose name begins with “my_name” get_terms( ‘category’, array( ‘name__like’ => ‘my_name’ ) ); // Get terms whose name contains “my_name” get_terms( ‘category’, array( ‘search’ => ‘my_name’ ) ); If you need an exact match, you’ll have to execute a custom query. $wpdb->get_results( … Read more
Can try this: $terms = get_the_terms ($post->id, ‘skills’); if ( !is_wp_error($terms)) : ?> <?php $skills_links = wp_list_pluck($terms, ‘name’); $skills_yo = implode(“, “, $skills_links); ?> <span><?php echo $skills_yo; ?></span>
Prepare yourself for an unsatisfying answer… After several days of testing, the conclusion that I’ve come to is that, put simply, this isn’t WordPress’ “fault”. I believe another related issue on the server was putting undue strain on the system. This was simply one of the slower queries, which, since the server was under strain, … Read more
This not a complete and ready-made answer, but the below should get you started. First thing to note is, deleting and modifying are different functionalities, so different functions and hooks are relevant to it. Namely we are talking about wp_delete_term() – source and wp_update_term() – source – regarding the functions. So lets take a look … Read more