id eric

Alright, so apparently this need is not support with wordpress core functions. However, I found a great post on a related thread that provides the answer. ref

Add this to your functions.php file:

function is_city( $city ) {
    $cities = wp_get_object_terms( get_the_ID(), 'deals', array( 'fields' => 'names' )  );

    if( in_array( $city, $cities ) )
	    return true;

    return false;
}

Add this to your widget’s “Widget logic” field:
is_city(‘Orlando’)

I have tested this, and it is working for me.

Great, thanks for the follow-up shauno. ??

I just noticed that %%pagetotal%% and %%pagenumber%% do not work on the custom category title editor within the Category Editor.

I think figured it out. I navigated to the plugin’s folder via FTP client and found the readme file. Along with other details, it mentions this:

= Ok, and how do I make the voting form appear for images? =
For images there’s an extra step. First you still need to enable voing on the specific images you want. Then you need to add a tag to the gallery file of NextGEN. I’m going to use NextGEN version 1.3.6 to as the example, but it should be pretty much the same for all ‘newish’ versions:
Between line 38 and line 50 in /nextgen-gallery/view/gallery.php is the loop that shows each image in a specific gallery. You need to add the following tag anywhere in that loop: <?php echo nggv_imageVoteForm($image->pid); ?>.
That will output the vote form where you put it. Personally I like to place it on a new line after the close <a> tag (new line created 45)

That seemed to fix it for me.

Having the same problem. Did you get it figured out lenrapp?

@doc4: I have tried deactivating all the plug-ins and running through the list of tests and the problem persists. Would plugins still cause conflict if they are installed, but deactivated?

Had this same problem, took us forever to get our issue resolved. We did this:
Rebuilt apache (using easyapache within cPanel) with version 5.2.x instead of 5.3.x

Had this same problem, took us forever to get our issue resolved. We did this:
Rebuilt apache (using easyapache within cPanel) with version 5.2.x instead of 5.3.x

We run a dedicated server with gigenet, and we resolved this issue by recompiling our server’s Apache/PHP installation with suPHP

Here is my end result for those that come across this thread:

// [not shown] special cases for post categories up here (using is_ancestor_of function)

// now for the pages
elseif(is_page()) {
	//get post id
	global $post;
	$page = $post->ID;

		// Some Menu for a set of pages
		if($page == "68" || $post->post_parent == "68" ) { ?>
			<h3>Some Title For this Set of Pages</h3>
			<ul>
				<?php wp_list_pages('orderby=name&child_of=68&title_li='); ?>
			</ul>
		<?php }

		// Another Menu for another set of pages
		if ($page == '751' || $post->post_parent == "751" ) { ?>
			<h3>Some Other Title For this Set of Pages</h3>
			<ul>
				<?php wp_list_pages('depth=2&child_of=751&title_li='); ?>
			</ul>
		<?php }
} else { ?>
// standard sidebar stuff for untargeted pages or posts

Yes, thank you. ??

I am looking to display a sub-navigation in the sidebar of all the child pages for a parent page. Is this the best way to achieve this?

::bows::
Thanks!

I guess my problem is determining the category id of the category that the user is currently viewing.

How would I adjust the cat_is_ancestor_of parameters to include the ID of the category the user is current viewing?

thanks in advance.

I adjusted my code to the following:

$cat = get_query_var(‘cat’);
$args = array(
‘include’ => $cat,
‘hide_empty’ => 0
);
$categories = get_categories($args);
if( ($cat == 11) || ($categories[0]->category_parent == 11) || ($categories[0]->category_parent == 28) || ($categories[0]->category_parent == 27) || ($categories[0]->category_parent == 26) ){

The downfall to this, is that it only deals with direct childs. So if you have 2 levels of categories, then you will have to manually add category_parent parameters. Is there a way to check if a category is a sub-category of a category that is higher up the chain? Maybe using the cat_is_ancestor_of function? I couldn’t get it to work…