It doesn’t make any sense querying with get_terms when: genre=”action” AND quality = ‘HD’ The reason is: The only term that has taxonomy genre equals to action, is action. And the only term that has taxonomy quality equals to HD, is HD. If you constrain them with AND, then basically you have nothing. Since there’s … Read more
AFAIK, slug is unique. So $post_cat_term = get_term_by( ‘slug’, $deleted_term->slug, ‘category’ ); shouldn’t return anything. Instead, you may try name. Also, delete_term callback gets 5 parameters, so it’s better to adjust that accordingly. See if the following works: function delete_similar_term( $term_id, $tt_id, $taxonomy, $deleted_term, $object_ids ) { if( $deleted_term->taxonomy === ‘movies_category’ ) { $post_cat_term = … Read more
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This can be done in multiple different ways. Depending on the context, one way may be better than the other ways. Using WP_Term_Query class: Most wp_term related queries are internally done using the WP_Term_Query class. So if you need different options, using this class can be very useful. For example: // all of these arguments … Read more
You can get custom fields randomly using the below code that you can combine with your existing code to get desired output. function wpll_get_popular_nodes() { global $wpdb; $custom_fields = $wpdb->get_results( “select DISTINCT meta_value from $wpdb->postmeta pt LEFT JOIN $wpdb->posts p ON (pt.post_id = p.ID) where meta_key LIKE ‘tax_image_url_universal’ ORDER BY RAND()” ); if ( is_array( … Read more
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If you want to output a list of terms that are assigned to the posts in the current query, you could use something like this in your template: global $wp_query; $terms = []; foreach ( $wp_query->get_posts() as $item ) { $item_terms = wp_get_post_terms( $item->ID, ‘web_cat’ ); $terms[] = $item_terms; } $unique = array_unique( array_merge(…$terms), SORT_REGULAR … Read more