$terms is an array of objects. You must select one of the array entries before you can reference its properties (fields). This will print the ‘name’ of the first object (index zero): if ($terms) { echo $terms[0]->name; } This will print all the ‘name’ fields: if ($terms) { foreach( $terms as $term ) echo $term->name; … Read more
term_group seemed to have never been fully developed together with the alias_of parameter. What the exact indended use is (or was), I cannot say for sure. I would just rather avoid the use of those two parameters. Regarding your issue of creating a hierarchical tree, wp_list_categories() immediately jumps to mind (remember this works for custom … Read more
I figured out the answer, which seems to be an issue with WordPress. Using get_terms() to get terms from another site WORKS, BUT A TAXONOMY BY THE SAME NAME MUST BE PRESENT ON THE SUBSITE YOU’RE WORKING FROM. Below is my code (working): switch_to_blog(1); $taxonomy = array( ‘taxonomy_name’ ); $args = array( ‘orderby’ => ‘name’, … Read more
[taxonomy_name] should be available in permalink automatically if you register it as register_taxonomy(‘kalendar’, [taxonomy_name], $args ); So Try this foreach($this->months as $month => $month_var) : $args = array( ‘labels’ => array(‘name’ => $month), ‘hierarchical’ => true, ‘rewrite’ => array( ‘slug’ => $month_var ), ‘query_var’ => true ); register_taxonomy($month_var, ‘kalendar’, $args); endforeach; Then Save Permalink Settings … Read more
Use get_terms and specify name and parent. $name=”Flowers”; $parent_id = 42; $args = array( ‘name’ => $name, ‘parent’ => $parent_id ); $terms = get_terms( ‘category’, $args );
If you are missing terms, maybe try to show all terms, event those that are not assigned to a post. By default, wordpress does not get terms that are not in a post. get_terms($taxonomy, array(‘hide_empty’ => false));
at the simplest level, you could put the options in a select list which would allow a user to ctrl + click to select multiple terms for your form submission. (For something fancier, use javascript/jquery/etc) You can then write a return function that uses wp_query to filter on the terms (you didn’t specify if you … Read more
PHP does not allow duplicate keys, the previous key/value pair is simply replaced with the current key/value pair. Anyways, lets look at your code and how we will solve it You have a few issues here You should not be using extract(), ever. It was removed from core a few years ago for very specific … Read more
I found my failure… a few months ago I added the following line to my code: if(!(defined(‘DOING_AJAX’) && DOING_AJAX)) { include_once ‘mytestfile.php’; } in this file, I add my action for creating a term… with this line, i wanted to prevent to load some files that I doesn’t need when I’m using AJAX… but wordpress … Read more
I think since the users are a CPT, it would be well suited to do this in post_meta on the user. You could store the temporarily unsubscribed term there and check against when sending notifications. For example, your post_meta could be an array such as this: subscribed_list_term => “maybe_cool_for_summer_list_term”, subscription_duration => “halted_during_all_seasons_but_summer” Obviously that is … Read more