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Issue resolved by plugin developer.

Well that’s not very helpful. I may have bought the pro version if you had answered my question. I wanted to know if a feature I needed was in the pro version. Now I guess I’ll never know.

Doesn’t matter now anyway, I found another solution, but just a friendly piece of advice – if you improve your customer care skills you may improve sales.

This isn’t working for me. I”m importing categories and I copied and pasted the above phrase and I now have two categories

(1) “This is the post content
(2) it can have commas”

I’ve found a solution!

index.php line 1513 add
'operator' => 'AND' to

$res[] = array(
     'taxonomy' => $tax_slug,
      'field' => 'slug',
      'terms' => $value,
      'operator' => 'AND'
);

I’m using checkboxes because I want to select more than one category at a time. It seems to be using an OR rather than an AND operator. I had a look at index.php of the plugin, but couldn’t work out what to change to add ‘relation’ => ‘AND’ to the query.

I’m just adding to this in case anyone wants more control over the categories. I’ve discovered I don’t actually want all of my categories to show up on my single post page.

<?php
  global $post;
  $args = array(
  'parent' => 27
  );
  $terms = wp_get_post_terms( $post->ID, 'product_cat', $args );
  foreach( $terms as $term )$categories[] = $term->slug; {
  echo 'Country: '.$term->name;
}?>

Using this code I can call any category I want to and place it anywhere I want to.

If anyone is interested in the answer to my original query here is the code:

<?php global $post;
		$args = array( 'taxonomy' => 'product_cat',);
		$terms = wp_get_post_terms($post->ID,'product_cat', $args);
    	$count = count($terms);
    	if ($count > 0) {
        foreach ($terms as $term) {
            echo '<div>';
			$term = get_term_by( 'slug', $term->slug, 'product_cat' );
			$parent = get_term_by( 'id', $term->parent,  'product_cat' );
			if($parent):
		    echo $parent->name;
			echo ': ';
		endif;
			echo $term->name;
            echo '</div>';
      }
   }?>

Ah thank you. I don’t know why I didn’t do that in the first place. That makes a lot more sense. doh!

I’m getting somewhere

<?php global $post;
$args = array( 'taxonomy' => 'product_cat',);
$terms = wp_get_post_terms($post->ID,'product_cat', $args);

    $count = count($terms);
    if ($count > 0) {

        foreach ($terms as $term) {
            echo '<div>';
			echo $term->parent;
			echo $term->name;
            echo '</div>';

      }

   }?>

I just need to work out how to echo the term parent name rather than the id.

They are categories. My category structure is:
Type
-trousers
-skirts
-jackets

Size
-10
-12
-14

etc.

Thanks for your reply, that confirms what I found out when I had a play around with the code. I could have the venue taxonomy on either the event admin page or the club admin page, but not both.

I have decided to use a custom meta box on my club admin page for the club venues and keep them separate from the event venues.

I just wanted to add a little note for anyone who stumbles across my code here. I have scrapped the first monthly filter and I am now using this which seems to work better.

<?php $months = $wpdb->get_col("SELECT DISTINCT MONTHNAME(StartDate) FROM wptr_eo_events WHERE MONTH(StartDate) < MONTH(CURDATE()) ORDER BY StartDate DESC ");?>
<?php 	$test= strtotime("+1 month")?>

<?php foreach($months as $month) : ?>
<?php echo '<ul><li class"list-unstyled"><a href="'. site_url() .'/events/on/'.$year .'/'.date('m', strtotime($month)).'"/> ' . $month .'</a></li></ul>';?>
<?php endforeach; ?>

Perfect, thank you

Thanks, I found the problem. I had called my events page “Events” and my single page also “Events”. I’ve changed the single page back to just “event” and now it works.