Change the name of the checkboxes fromfirm to firm[]. Then, when you go to save the checkboxes $terms = $_POST[‘firm’]; will give you an array of term slugs that can be checked/sanitized prior to using wp_set_object_terms to add the terms… wp_set_object_terms( $user_id, $terms, ‘firm’, false);
The problem lies with the get_the_term_list() function, which is defined with the following arguments: get_the_term_list( $id = 0, $taxonomy, $before=””, $sep = ”, $after=”” ) You’re defining the $before argument as true which PHP prints as 1 so that’s why it’s printing a 1 before the list. You should either remove the argument altogether: get_the_term_list( … Read more
You can use wp_list_categories() where the hierarchical argument is set to true by default , something like this: <div class=”produkt_nav”><h3><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/produkter/”>Produkter</a></h3> <ul> <?php wp_list_categories(‘taxonomy’ => ‘kategori’); ?> </ul> </div>
Use this: wp_delete_term Edit: Did a little dig around. With custom taxonomies, if you delete the term, the posts will not be assigned a new one. With ‘category’, whichever you set as the default from ‘Writing Settings’ will be assigned to the post. Besides, if you want to set the default category from code, use … Read more
the function wp_insert_term returns the newly created term id (or WP_Error on error), so once your create your term you need to store it’s ID and then you can save the “extra fields” using get_option, update_option something like: if($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_METHOD’] == “POST”) { $clientName = $_POST[“clientName”]; $term_id = $_POST[“clientName”]; $clientKeywords = $_POST[“clientKeywords”]; $clientSlug = $_POST[“clientSlug”]; $parent=””; … Read more
Pass the post ID from the first query as a post__not_in parameter to exclude it from the second query. $nature_loop_1 = new WP_Query( array ( ‘category_name’ => ‘nature’, ‘tax_query’ => array ( array ( ‘taxonomy’ => ‘highlight’, ‘field’ => ‘slug’, ‘terms’ => ‘sidebar-highlight’, ‘operator’ => ‘IN’ ) ), ) ); $exclude = $nature_loop_1->post->ID; $nature_loop_2 = … Read more
The term_description() function returns the description rather than echoing or printing it. To fix the issue, use: echo term_description();
Function get_term_by returns object or array (based on $output arg) on success and false if failed. But you treat it as string and try to concatenate it. So your code should be following: $cat = get_term_by(‘id’, 17, ‘project_cats’); $html_content .= “<h3>” . rgpost(‘input_1’) . “</h3>”; //Title $html_content .= “<p><strong>Category:</strong> ” . rgpost(‘input_5’) . ” | … Read more
It can return null in some cases if you look at the code: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.3.2/wp-includes/taxonomy.php#L1492 The method get_var returns null if no result is found. If you check with “==” and not “===” that should work with false or 0.
You can create a taxonomy.php file and put your loop/query inside this file and as such anytime you are on a taxonomy page, no matter the term, be it cranes, bulldozers, etc the taxonomy.php will take over and handle the term in question (as shown in your URL). Taken from the WordPress Codex, this is … Read more