• Hello

    In fact, any site is an online database (in any event).

    Let’s say, a site about a?butterflies, i do new page:

    butterflies.com/insect/?

    next parents page (in attributes)

    butterflies.com/insect/?Nymphalidae

    Now in the page, i do the clssification this butterflies… information about this butterfly, including text/numbers, some text, and pic or video.

    Ok…? now i want to turn this data in this form (pic1-D1)…

    How to implement this in?!??Advanced search and other data manipulation.?

    But now, we habe the tables from WordPress. But what’s next?? How to pull them out?! We need in working with the “dry data”… to get it all onto the site and the page, on which the form.?

    Would be grateful for your comments. )

    • This topic was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by 1donk.
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  • Do you want/need to only use existing plugins or are you okay to build some code?

    I wouldn’t use pages all the way up and down the hierarchies, but rather a custom post type and some custom taxonomies to contain & filter them.

    I suspect you will get close to what you want by using custom taxonomies my preferred way to set that up is with the plugin Custom Post Type UI which is relatively easy to integrate your own dev work by creating a plugin to create the ‘uploads’, which if you code it nice and modularly can give you the functions you’ll need to process forms, which you can build as front-end forms if you like instead of using and exposing the WordPress admin interface, and there are plugins that will do this for you as well.

    Thread Starter 1donk

    (@1donk)

    Hello @andresc
    I’ll am studying now—about your recommendations and links )
    And looks like what i need, at the moment.

    Do you want/need to only use existing plugins or are you okay to build some code?

    I would like to consider both options.
    Thats function:
    register_taxonomy( string $taxonomy, array|string $object_type, array|string $args = array() )
    It looks like a powerful function… Now i have no questions. Thank you! )

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