The solution is quite simple. And is subdivided into two separate processes – querying the posts and modifying their category terms. Querying the posts get_posts is a function that returns posts. A full list of arguments can be seen in WP_Query parameters To get all posts for a specific author, you do something like: get_posts( … Read more
ANSWER REVISITED I have just done the same type of answer on SO and took another route that is way faster than my original answer. I thought it would be nice to revisit this answer and post my new approach for benefit of this site. The name__like parameter of get_terms was changed in WordPress 3.7. … Read more
Simply place define( ‘WP_USE_THEMES’, false ); include ‘wp-load.php’; on to of your template files (before everything else). This loads the whole WP core.
You probably have a tag with the same slug. You can’t have any taxonomies with duplicate slugs. Either delete that other taxonomy, rename/change its slug, or change/rename this category. EDIT Ok, it turns out you can do this, if you don’t mind programming the fix or directly executing the SQL or messing with PHPMyAdmin. What … Read more
This is what I would consider the correct solution, and is the solution alluded to by Milo’s comment (if I am not mistaken). function alter_ppp_for_tags_wpse_88337($qry) { if ( is_tag() && $qry->is_main_query() ) { $qry->set(‘posts_per_page’,’-1′); } } add_action(‘pre_get_posts’,’alter_ppp_for_tags_wpse_88337′); Using query_posts will cause two requests to the database– the main query, and the query triggered by the … Read more
Yes, it’s possible. Depending on the way you build your menu, you’d have to call the posts like this (fill in placeholders): // Call/Query the posts related to the category: $your_cat_related_cpts = get_posts( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘YOUR_CUSTOM_POST_TYPE’ ,’category’ => ‘YOUR_CATEGORY’ ) ); // Append them to your menu: foreach ( $your_cat_related_cpts as $content ) { … Read more
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I have rethought the problem: Finally, I resolve it with save_post hook: function enhanced_portfolio_categories_save_post(){ $terminos = array(); foreach ($_POST[‘my_categories’] as $key) { $custom_tax = get_term_by(‘term_id’, $key, ‘portfolio_categories’); array_push($terminos, $custom_tax->term_id); } wp_set_object_terms( $_POST[‘post_ID’], $terminos, ‘portfolio_categories’); }
I feel you on the WPMU -> 3x transition but unfortunately it’s going to be hard to troubleshoot the issues without seeing any code (@sanchothefat says something similar in a comment above). I’ve come up against similiar issues, so let me at least offer some general help in debugging these kinds of things. Whatever the … Read more
Another option, apart of the solution linked by @Milo, would be to remove the category rule from the field group, and control the visibility of this ACF group with jQuery. So, assuming that the Meta Box with the ACF fields has the id #acf_79 and that you want it assigned to the category with ID … Read more