Your problem is this line: if (isset($_POST[‘call_16’]) == ‘No’ ) { isset() returns true or false based on whether the ‘call_16′ item exists in the $_POST array. It doesn’t return the value. So isset($_POST[‘call_16’]) is true, not ‘No’. If you want to check if it’s set and that it has a specific value (which you … Read more
SQL. Select category descendants
If you are new to WordPress I assume you do not have coding experience to be able to code a popup using Javascript on your own. For that reason I recommend using a popup plugin such as the one called WP Terms. There are many plugins that can help you do that. Otherwise you can … Read more
The get_term() function does not accept a string or array; it only accepts an ID, a stdClass object or a WP_Term object. So I think you’re headed in the right direction using $wpdb. But the SQL query can’t accept a PHP array. So try this: $term_names = [‘red’,’blue’]; $term_names_str = implode(‘, ‘, $term_names); $term_datas = … Read more
Got it working, $location = wp_get_post_terms($id, ‘listings_region’, array(‘orderby’=> ‘parent’));
To make unremovable terms, you need to revoke the delete link appear on the terms screen. To revoke terms delete link, you can use filter: manage_TAXONOMY_COLUMN.
You can use HTML to mark it up however you’d like. You can use a <strong> tag to make it bold: $film_tags = get_the_term_list( get_the_ID(), ‘film_tags’, ‘<strong>Tags:</strong> ‘, ‘, ‘, ” ); Or add a class to style with CSS: $film_tags = get_the_term_list( get_the_ID(), ‘film_tags’, ‘<span class=”tags-label”>Tags:</span> ‘, ‘, ‘, ” );
get_queried_object not work in taxonomy page
You need to use action to get categories. in init action you can get product categories. add_action(‘init’, ‘my_product_cat’); function my_product_cat() { $woo_cat_args = array( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘product_cat’, ‘orderby’ => ‘name’, ‘hide_empty’ => 0, ); $woo_categories = get_categories( $woo_cat_args ); echo “<pre>”; print_r($woo_categories); echo “</pre>”; }
Get categories within specific term