Given the $object_id (and a WP_Term object), how does one go about determining the $meta_type to be passed to update_metadata()? Unfortunately, that is not possible because each object has its own table and therefore the same ID (1, 2, 3, etc.) could refer to a post, comment, term, etc. So that’s why we have different … Read more
What you’re asking is a generic PHP/programming question, and this: “It links all terms to the last term link only“, is because your code clearly is attaching the link (i.e. the last value assigned to $term_link) to the entire list ($entry_terms), i.e. echo ‘<a href=”‘ . esc_url( $term_link ) . ‘”>’ . $entry_terms . ‘</a>’. … Read more
When a visitor fills out the email address field with “[email protected]”, what is displayed on the Attachment details screen (as in siteurl.com/wp-admin/upload.php?item=xx ) for that email field is “nameemail-com”. Yes, and that is the default behavior, i.e. WordPress displays the term slug instead of name (or the actual email address in your case). But there’s … Read more
Are you sure you want to link every instance of each ingredient? As a user, I wouldn’t mind if the ingredient list above the recipe had all its ingredients linked, but if the following instructions continued linking every ingredient I’d find that to be a lot of links I could accidentally tap on and lose … Read more
Most likely because the query is also searching for a match against the term name/slug, as opposed to “match either term name or meta field”. If you don’t need the search to also look for matches by term name/slug, just unset the search term early on when you apply your meta query: add_action( ‘parse_term_query’, function … Read more
I’m guessing you are using a tax_query here. If you try to query multiple categories or taxonomies, the terms field expects an array $args = array( // other query arguments ‘tax_query’ => array( array( ‘taxonomy’ => $taxonomy, ‘field’ => ‘id’, ‘terms’ => array($cats_or_tags), ), ), );
you can change you code a bit : $taxonomy = ‘country’; $terms=get_the_terms($post->ID,$taxonomy); if($terms) { echo ‘<h1>Holiday ‘; $total_count = count($terms); $country_count = 1; foreach( $terms as $termcountry ) { if ($country_count = 1){ echo ‘in ‘.$termcountry->name; }else{ if ($total_count = 2){ echo ‘ And ‘.$termcountry->name; }else{ echo ‘, ‘.$termcountry->name; } } $country_count = $country_count + … Read more
You could use get_the_terms() instead: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_the_terms This just gives you an array of the associated terms. Then use that array to create your own list without links.
To fetch the archive url for that taxonomy term, use something like this (I’m using your naming conventions above, and assuming that $theZielgruppe is a term object. $url = get_term_link( $theZielgruppe, ‘ge_zielgruppe_taxonomy’ ); To get the name, just use $theZielgruppe->name Is that what you’re looking for? EDIT The link above would then look like this: … Read more
possibly with get_terms() and the ‘parent’ parameter: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_terms