I know this is old but I ran across this issue, adding true to the end of the hook resolved the issue. In this instance wp_remove_object_terms($postID, ‘remove_this_term’, ‘custom_taxonomy’, true); will run the hook.
Anyway, I came across this from another question: $terms = wp_get_object_terms( $post_id, get_object_taxonomies(‘post’) ); and it works.
This code was not tested! Tested Based on @Pieter Goosen answer . <?php $post_type=”item”; $taxonomy = ‘item_tags’; // count the number of terms for correct pagination $term_count = get_terms( array ( ‘taxonomy’ => $taxonomy, ‘fields’ => ‘count’, ) ); // define the number of terms per page $terms_per_page = 10; // find out the number … Read more
OK, so let’s make it straight: get_the_term_list Returns an HTML string of taxonomy terms associated with a post and given taxonomy. Terms are linked to their respective term listing pages. So it will generate HTML code and return it as string. get_terms Retrieves the terms in a given taxonomy or list of taxonomies. So it … Read more
I would implement this as such: Album is a Custom Post Type (CPT). Release date, stores, and store details are post meta-data for the Album CPT. Meta-data can be structured, so one option would be to store all of an album’s store data as an array of associative arrays similar to the following: // You … Read more
get_the_terms() returns FALSE if there are no terms in the taxonomy, so you could check for that. $authors = get_the_terms( $post->ID , ‘product_author’ ); if ( FALSE != $authors ) : // Do something endif; If you want to avoid displaying empty terms, ie. terms that have no objects attached to them, use get_terms() instead, … Read more
I could see that you are trying to achieve the following output: <div class=”pagination”> <span>Page {current} of {total pages}</span> {links here} </div> And you attempted it like so: ‘before_page_number’ => ‘<div class=”pagination”><span>Page ‘. // wrapped for clarity $paged .’ of ‘ . $term->max_num_pages . ‘</span></div>’ But that will actually add the markup before each and … Read more
Your <form>-tag doesn’t have an ‘action’ defined. This is an example of how it should look: <form action=”/form-retrieval-page.php” method=”post”> So when you submit the form, then nothing is passed.
it looks like your get_terms() call is incorrect, the argument is not an array and you have a typo in taxonomy name (‘product_category’ instead of ‘product_categories’) it should be <?php $terms = get_terms( array( ‘taxonomy’=>’product_categories’, ‘hide_empty’=> false ) ); ?> If this will not help it would be best if you could let us know … Read more
Change: get_the_category() to get_the_terms( null, ‘taxonomy_name’ ). get_category_link( $cat->cat_ID ) to get_term_link( $cat->term_id ). get_category( $category->category_parent ) to get_term( $category->parent ). If you want to use the same function for multiple taxonomies, you can accept the taxonomy name as an argument and pass it to the first item above: function display_cat_level( $level = 0 , … Read more