Wondering if this plugin can work with WordPress 4.4 given there is a bunch of taxonomy updates in that version which were much needed. The official plugin site is down right now also.
]]>Add this code in line 98 of more-taxonomies-object.php file:
$taxonomy[‘show_in_nav_menus’] = $taxonomy[‘show_admin_column’] = true;
Hi ??
Is it possible to show the taxonomie description when the user search it?
created 2 categories but not showing on menu.
I have searching box and it is not searched as well.
How can I fix it?
The taxonomies that the plugin creates are private. Any way to make them public?
]]>WP 3.5 allows to add a taxonomy column in custom posts lists.
Can you please activate this new functionality, just adding the following at line 98 of ‘more-taxonomy-object.php’ file (just before register_taxonomy):
$taxonomy[‘show_admin_column’] = true;
Thanks
Would love to get this plugin to work with Woocommerce.
]]>I have encountered an instance where another plugin is checking if a taxonomy is hierarchichal.
Hierarchical taxonomies from More Taxonomies do not seem to appear. This is because of the following:
$taxonomy_info = get_taxonomy($taxonomy_name);
if ($taxonomy_info->hierarchical !== TRUE) {
... some code that hides non-hierarchical taxonomies
}Although the default value for the hierarchical property is ‘true’. When you update the taxonomy it sets it to the field value ‘1’ (I think).
I believe this may be because it is registering it as a number and not as a boolean.
I have updated their plugin to:
$taxonomy_info = get_taxonomy($taxonomy_name);
if ($taxonomy_info->hierarchical != TRUE) {
... some code
}but thought it may be one to consider for compatibly with other plugins too.
]]>For the life of me I am can’t figure this out.
I am trying to test for a taxonomy term/tag and I can’t get the test to work. ie: if this post has term/tag “my-term” then echo ”;
I have tried:
$terms = get_terms("my_taxonomy");
$count = count($terms);
if ( $count > 0 ){
echo "<ul>";
foreach ( $terms as $term ) {
echo "<li>" . $term->name . "</li>";
}
echo "</ul>";
}I’ve tried has_term, has_tag, is_object_in_taxonomy and more. Nothing will list the terms. I have public queries turned on.
I am using advanced custom fields and using custom post types. Let me know if you need more details.
]]>I don’t know enough about WordPress to say what’s lacking, but More Taxonomies does not work with some essential functions.
Most importantly, taxonomies created with More Taxonomies cannot be queried. I was pulling my hair out trying to query a taxonomy, but simply deactivated the plugin and registered the taxonomy myself in the functions.php, and the taxonomies could then be queried as expected.
]]>Hi There !
I’m discovering custom taxonomy, and I’m loving it ?? I want to use it to label some sermons by author and by theme. I used a plugin that creates a cloud of custom taxonomy, and that works. But the link points to a url of the form :
https://mydomain.com/taxonomy_name/custom_taxonomy/
It returns an empty archive page. Can it be because this taxonomy is used in a custom post type ? Any thoughts ?!?
]]>I’ve installed the More Taxonomies and More Fields plugins. I’ve created a taxonomy called Genre, one entry for which is Action and Adventure. I’ve also created a field called status, one entry for which is “Chapter 1”.
I’m now trying to create pages for each genre. I’ve created a page for Action and Adventure (nested under a Genre page) which has a description of the genre. I would like to list excerpts/summaries of every chapter 1 for Action and Adventure but I have no idea how to do this. Any help would be most appreciated.
Could you include an add to menu option? It has been included here: https://christopherreding.com/more-awesome-more-taxonomies/
]]>Is there a way to use More Taxonomies (or More Fields for that matter) to ‘tag’ (as in Google Analytics tagging or setting of Custom Variables)…
– all outgoing links from pages
– setting of Custom Variables at the page scope?
Just checking. Great plugin(s)!!!
]]>if you develop with wordpress debugging on, you’ll throw literally pages of errors with all three of the MORE plugins. Reasons are
a) that the code makes use of deprecated functions (which is one of the reasons they’re having bugs with quotes).
b) that they do not check for the existence of array indexes before calling them.
This bug applies to MORE Taxonomies, MORE Fields, and MORE Types.
]]>When viewing all pages, the taxonomy name doesn’t show up next to the page. For example, I used ‘Categories’ for pages as well as posts and when viewing all pages, all fields under Category are blank, even though they have values. Any ideas? Which file is this in so I can try to fix it myself?
]]>Hi,
Unfortunately this plugin (as well as more types) sets wrong serialized values for the custom taxonomies. On the one hand boolean values are wrongly set as strings (e.g. s:1:"1" instead of b:1;), and on the other hand it ignores certain crucial fields (such as public). That causes problems with other plugins.
Best,
brogr
Am loving this suite of plugins! Thanks kalstrom and henry! ?? It makes managing all the new ‘custom’ features very easy.
However, I am having some newbie issues with permalinks and am not sure what I am doing wrong.
My permalink setting on the WordPress settings screen is the usual /%postname one.
However, regardless of whether I enable/disable permalinks in the ‘More Taxonomies’ setting page for each taxonomy (and then visit Permalinks again to write to htaccess) I still can’t seem to get a list of posts of that custom taxonomy.
For instance, say I created a Custom Post Type called ‘Game’. This has several custom fields, and a custom taxonomy called ‘Type’.
Examples might be:
I am using get_the_term_list to display the taxonomy type in single-game.php and the links change depending on whether permalinks have been enabled for ‘Type’.
But whenever I click on said link, I always receive a ‘page not found’ error.
So now I am not sure if it’s just me that’s not understanding how it all works, or is there some extra step that I’m missing.
Thanks in advance ??
]]>I was curious if anyone has used a custom taxonomy for the built-in Media.
I’m trying to add the taxonomy “subjects” to it. It does provide a simple single line text area and using comma separated terms does allow it to be classified. It doesn’t however, add the “subjects” subpage to the Media panel.
I’m sure this is unchartered territory and though I’d throw it out there.
~Kyle~
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