WordPress Development Asked by mikkelbreum on December 22, 2021
I’m having a hard time getting a set of selected terms in a custom taxonomy presented in a specific way.
I have a hierarchical taxonomy ‘places’ and a post with the tagged terms:
England (x)
- London (x)
- Venue1 (x)
France (x)
- Paris (x)
- Venue2
Germany
- Berlin (x)
- Venue3 (x)
I need to print out:
myPostTitle : Venue1 (London - England)
Paris (France)
Venue3 (Berlin)
My problem is, that I can’t find a function that will return the tagged terms, in a manner that reflects the hierarchical relationships. I need to be able to determine:
I’m outside the loop, and would prefer not to run setup_postdata(). I have the post ID.
I doubt you're going to find a function that created the exact output you're using, so you're probably looking at two nested called to get_terms()
. I usually avoid most other taxonomy-related plugins in favor of get terms. Most of the other functions are wrappers for this one.
Here's some psuedo-code for what I'd do:
<?php
// Get all the top-level terms i.e. those without a parent
$top_level_terms = get_terms( 'my_taxonomy', array( 'parent' => 0 ) );
foreach( $top_level_terms as $top_term ) {
// get child terms. use parent for direct descendants or child_of for all descendents
$child_terms = get_terms( 'my_taxonomy', array( 'child_of' => $top_term->term_id ));
// list the parent term
printf(
'<a href="%1$s">%2%s</a> (',
esc_url( get_term_link( $top_term->term_id ) ),
esc_attr( $top_term->name )
);
// list all the child terms
foreach ( $child_terms as $child_term ) {
printf(
'<a href="%1$s">%2%s</a>, ',
esc_url( get_term_link( $child_term->term_id ) ),
esc_attr( $child_term->name )
);
}
echo ')';
}
That code's untested and surely needs some additional arguments from you, but hopefully that can get you started.
Answered by mrwweb on December 22, 2021
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