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Update table wp_term_taxonomy.count after INSERT INTO via SQL

You can just run the wp_update_term_count_now php function after doing this: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_update_term_count_now/ Which calls the private _update_post_term_count https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/_update_post_term_count/ If you look at the source of that you will see how term counts are updated (which is done when you save a post on backend): function _update_post_term_count( $terms, $taxonomy ) { global $wpdb; $object_types = (array) … Read more

How to set custom capabilities for custom taxonomies?

The array that you pass on taxonomy creation should consist of existing capabilities, it doesn’t create them. You’d have to do that manually with add_cap() before registering your taxonomy. Unless you need specific capabilities to vary with each of your new taxonomies it’s best to pass existing capabilities like manage_categories or create one set of … Read more

How Parent Taxonomy automatically added to the post when using `wp_set_object_terms()`?

You can use get_ancestors() to get parents and grandparents etc. of a term, then use that in wp_set_object_terms(): $term_id = 12; // Get array of term parents. $terms = get_ancestors( $term_id, ‘topic’ ); // Include original term in array. $terms[] = $term_id; // Add parents and original term to post. wp_set_object_terms( $post_id, $terms, ‘topic’, true … Read more

What does ‘category__in’ mean in queries?

The variable $category is a single category (has to be set somewhere before), and the $category->term_id is the ID of that category. And, array($category->term_id) is an array with one element only, and that element is category ID. ‘category__in’ argument requires an array of categories, and if you have one category even, it has to be … Read more

Avoid taxonomy-%term%.php if more than one taxonomy

See: Template Hierarchy My suggestion would be to move away from term-specific template files in this case, and instead use only taxonomy.php, where in that file you can work out the logic you need to in order to render the proper output; i.e., you can then detect the use of multiple taxonomies and adjust as … Read more

If Custom Taxonomy

get_the_term_list() returns a string of HTML for the list of taxonomy terms on the given post. Without giving values in the optional arguments it would look like this: <a href=”http://example.com/type/roast/” rel=”tag”>Roast</a> <a href=”http://example.com/type/type2/” rel=”tag”>Type 2</a> So $type == ‘roast’ would not be true because the value isn’t anything close to ‘roast’. Even if it returned … Read more

My taxonomy won’t be registered. Can’t see it in my back-end

You forgot to add action hook on your code. Please use below the action add_action( ‘init’, ‘create_book_taxonomies’, 0 );

Order get_terms() by hierarchy

I was looking for the same thing and think this should work for you : Custom taxonomy, get_the_terms, listing in order of parent > child

WP Multisite: Are custom taxonomies specific to each site only?

Custom Taxonomies will be specific to each site. If you were to create your custom taxonomies as a plugin, you could activate this plugin in all sites and all of them will have the custom taxonomies. BUT, even then, the data that you enter into each of the taxonomies will be unique to each site. … Read more

Headers already sent warning in Admin source is media.php 3140

Looking at the docs for register_taxonomy, it takes 3 parameters, the 3rd of which is the arguments, and it looks like in your code you have the arguments in the second parameter. Perhaps this is one of those tricky bugs where this was somehow working in previous versions and it officially shouldn’t have been. If … Read more

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