If you just want to update the counts of posts in each term, wp_update_term_count_now( $terms, $taxonomy ) should do it… just pass the terms affected as an array and run it once for each taxonomy you have. You can also call wp_defer_term_counting( true ) before inserting new rows, and then after adding your posts, catch … Read more
This is probably happening because the taxonomy you’re trying to query is registered yet. Eg. The WordPress environment is loaded when a theme’s functions.php file loads, but many plugins/themes/core functions don’t register taxonomies until later. Try hooking into init with a really high priority number and running the get_term_by function. Like so: <?php add_action( ‘init’, … Read more
As this is one of the top results on Google and none of the above quite worked for me, this did seem to return terms in an order matching their display in the admin… get_terms([ ‘taxonomy’ => ‘whatever_you_want’, ‘meta_key’ => ‘order’, ‘orderby’ => ‘meta_value_num’ ]); In case it helps anyone, WP stores a value in … Read more
AFAIK $query->get for main query works only with public query vars, i.e. vars that can be triggered via url, but nothing prevents to directly access directly to tax_query property of query, but notice that it is an object, instance of WP_Tax_Query and the current queried taxonomy arguments are in the queries property of that object. … Read more
Yes, but you need you make your own SQL query. A modified version of WP’s get_term(): function &get_term_by_id_only($term, $output = OBJECT, $filter=”raw”) { global $wpdb; $null = null; if ( empty($term) ) { $error = new WP_Error(‘invalid_term’, __(‘Empty Term’)); return $error; } if ( is_object($term) && empty($term->filter) ) { wp_cache_add($term->term_id, $term, ‘my_custom_queries’); $_term = $term; … Read more
Figured it out. @belinus is probably the solution for you if you’re looking to do this within WordPress. As for just a raw SQL query you can play around with, I found this one, modified it a little bit and it returns all the products for a particular category. There are three tables required to … Read more
For starters let’s dive into what is 5 really. It is the post’s ID. But what is ID in turn? It is value in the MySQL table row which identifies the specific post record. Issues with using IDs So first there are some conceptual problems with it. It’s not content. It’s not something user creates, … Read more
You could target the edit form for the post_tag taxonomy, through the post_tag_edit_form hook: /** * Hide the term description in the post_tag edit form */ add_action( “post_tag_edit_form”, function( $tag, $taxonomy ) { ?><style>.term-description-wrap{display:none;}</style><?php }, 10, 2 ); Here you can also target an individual tag. If you need something similar for other taxonomies, you … Read more
I’m not sure if I understand exactly what your trying to accomplish but I’ve outlined a way for you to sort the order of terms associated with the current post. Html for the term order metabox: echo ‘<ul id=”the-terms”>’ $terms = get_the_terms( $post->ID, $taxonomy ); foreach ( $terms as $term ) { echo ‘<li class=”item” … Read more
SOLUTION – Updated: 03/03/2015 – Thanks to /u/G.M. The below adds a new field to the Term Edit Page and saves the value into the un-used ( for the moment anyway ) term_group field which can then be used to order terms. In the below hooks ( actions ) you’ll need to replace TAXONOMY_SLUG with … Read more