Patrick Johanneson

Maybe I’m missing something, but the CSS file being loaded on that example site (flying-menu.css) doesn’t seem to have the styles you mention in it. There’s no li:hover in it, for instance.

The only :hover I see is at the bottom, and it’s commented out.

The issue was solely in the back end. I was unable to reproduce it on any other sites that I have upgraded lately, so I’m leaning toward it being something in a javascript file.

It’s a test server, and blocked by a firewall, so I unfortunately can’t provide a URL.

Marked as Resolved since I can’t reproduce.

What about something like this:

(Note: I haven’t tested this code at all.)

// assuming your list of custom posts is $custom_posts

$term_list = array();   // will end up as an array of term IDs

foreach( $custom_posts as $cp ) {
  $terms = get_the_terms($cp->ID, $your_taxonomy_name);
  foreach( $terms as $t ){
    if( !in_array( $t->term_id, $term_list ) ){
      $term_list[] = $t->term_id;
    }
  }
}

Then, to create your list in the sidebar:

$list = '';

foreach( $term_list as $term_id ){
  $term = get_term( $term_id, $your_taxonomy_name );
  $list .= "<li>" . $term->name . "</li>\n";
}

echo("<ul>\n$list</ul>\n");

Or have I completely misunderstood what you’re looking to accomplish?

The problem stemmed from using wp_tiny_mce, apparently. Fixed now.

Thanks, esmi!

I managed to get a copy of my production site set up in a test environment, and after disabling all the plugins and adding them back one by one, I have traced the issue to a plugin I wrote in-house. Debugging now, but it’s good to know where the issue comes from.

I’m still having this issue — is there a solution? I’ve tried enabling dl() in the php.ini, but it looks like the dl() function itself doesn’t exist in my installation of PHP 5.3.2.

Any assistance would be gratefully accepted.

Thanks for the link. I tried it and… it just gets the current page and its children.

Back to programming. If I come up with a solution I’ll post the code here.

I did. “depth” gives back entirely too much.

Sorry, I might have been less than clear in my original post.

What I have:

A site that looks like this:

Site Home
        Sibling
        Sibling
            child
                grandchild 1
                    gg-child
                grandchild 2
            child
                grandchild 1
                    gg-child
                grandchild 2
            child
        Sibling
            child
                grandchild 1
                    gg-child
                grandchild 2
            child
                grandchild 1
                    gg-child
                grandchild 2
            child
        Sibling
        .
        .
        .
        

What I want:

When I’m on the page “grandchild 1”, I want to see:
– its immediate children, if any
– its parent and its parent’s siblings
– the rest of its ancestors, and their siblings

Like so:

Site Home
        Sibling
        Sibling
            child
            child
                grandchild 1
                    gg-child
                grandchild 2
            child
        Sibling
        Sibling

laid out according to menu_order.

Thanks!