Get custom taxonomy terms that contain posts that have another taxonomy term
Get custom taxonomy terms that contain posts that have another taxonomy term
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Can’t display multiple terms with get_the_terms
Your first section of code is correct. This means that if it doesn’t output anything, something else is going on and you need to debug your own code to figure out why that is. A good start is to validate that things you think are true are actually true, to look at raw data, and … Read more
add pagination in wordpress page template
add pagination in wordpress page template
Infinite Scroll appending Next Product Category Term pages
I discovered Infinite Scroll has an updateurl function: var nextURL; function updateNextURL( doc ) { nextURL = $( doc ).find(‘.tax-pages a.next’).attr(‘href’); } // get initial nextURL updateNextURL( document ); // init Infinite Scroll var $container = $(‘#main’).infiniteScroll({ // use function to set custom URLs path: function() { return nextURL; }, hideNav: “.tax-pages”, append: “#main ul.products”, … Read more
WP Query by 4 different taxonomies
Yes, you’re on the right track. If the four taxonomies you mention are the slugs with which the taxonomies are registered, then you need to use those as the taxonomy parameters and the terms passed with them as the terms parameters for the different tax_query arrays. You’ll also need to put the tax parameters to … Read more
Checking if a product ID has taxonomy term attached not working with has_term
Checking if a product ID has taxonomy term attached not working with has_term
How do I make my terms for each product display via foreach loop? (woocommerce)
The problem is here: while ( $query->have_posts() ) { $query->the_post(); function filter_categories($categories) { foreach ($categories as $category) { echo $category->name; } } You shouldn’t declare a function inside a loop. Every time it loops around the filter_categories function gets declared again, but named functions can only be declared once, so it crashes the second time … Read more
MySQL-inserted custom taxonomy term lead to 404, flush rewrites doesn’t help
EUREKA! My taxonomy name is ‘store-category’. When i used ‘rewrite’ = true or ‘rewrite’ = array(‘slug’ => ‘category’) it was giving me a 404 error. When I changed it to ‘rewrite’ => array(‘slug’ => ‘group’) the problem just went away! So, the problem turned out to be a rewrite conflict. WordPress had been looking for … Read more
Retrieve the child terms by having the parent’s information
Retrieve the child terms by having the parent’s information
Tree view wp-admin terms
Tree view wp-admin terms