Damian,
I have made some substantial improvements to this plugin. I am wondering if you could add me as a contributor (my username is shawfactor)
I’d like to fire up the development…
]]>Hello,
This is for the information – when a user is deleted, the associated information about her/his User Taxonomy Terms are still stored in the DB. To make sure it’s all cleaned up when a user is deleted, please add the following:
1. Add the following to the __construct() method:
// Delete associated user taxonomy terms info when a user is deleted
add_action('delete_user', array($this, 'delete_user'));2. Add delete_user method to the class as following:
/**
* Delete all associated user taxonomy terms for a user that's being deleted
*
* @param Integer $user_id - The user ID that is being deleted
*/
public function delete_user( $user_id ) {
// Get all User Taxonomy names that are stored as keys in the class variable $taxonomies
// Delete all associated terms from these taxonomies for the user that's being deleted
if ( is_array( self::$taxonomies ) && !empty( self::$taxonomies ) ) {
$taxonomy_names = array_keys( self::$taxonomies );
wp_delete_object_term_relationships( $user_id, $taxonomy_names );
}
}I hope that helps someone.
Dasha
]]>Hello,
Has anyone tried to make the terms in the taxonomy order in a custom way?
I was trying to make it work using the following plugin: Category Order and Taxonomy Terms Order Sadly, no much luck.
Here is where I’m stuck: ‘Support for User Taxonomies‘ post.
I would hugely appreciate any help and tips how it would be possible to make User Custom Taxonomy Terms order in a custom way.
Many thanks,
Dasha
Hello,
Has anyone manage to display hierarchical taxonomy on the User profile page just like Categories on Posts page?
I’m a bit stuck. I’ve got a hierarchical taxonomy, like categories, where you can have several level of nesting within them. The admin taxonomy page is displayed ok – where sub-categories/terms appear correctly under its parent category/term.
However, I don’t know how to display the taxonomy terms on the User profile page in the same way as Categories are displayed on Posts — where you can see the level structure within them and when you assign a child term for a post the parent will be assigned to the post too.
As far as I could track it down, the native WP uses ”meta_box_cb” argument when registering a post and for hierarchical taxonomies it’s assigned to ‘post_categories_meta_box’ function.
I’m not sure how can I hook this functionality to my User hierarchical taxonomy?
I’d would hugely appreciate any tips and advice.
Many thanks,
Dasha
Looking at the database structure, I don’t think that you should share taxonomies between any type of post and a user. There is no way for WordPress to distinguish whether the object_id in the wp_term_relationships table is a post ID or a user ID. So, you may be applying the taxonomy to posts when you indent users and vice versa. Correct me if I’m wrong.
]]>Hi,
I believe there is a problem in line 174, where
checked(true, is_object_in_term($user->ID, $key, $term))
should be
checked(true, is_object_in_term($user->ID, $key, $term->term_id))
Before I fixed this on the my-profile page the selection of the term didn’t function properly: two terms got selected instead of one.
]]>Hi,
WordPress supports taxonomies for multiple post types, see https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/one-taxonomy-for-multiple-post-types.
I modified:
if($object != 'user') return;
to:
if(is_array($object))
{
if(!in_array('user', $object)) return;
}
else
{
if($object != 'user') return;
}And now I can use the same taxonomy for users that I use for other post types.
]]>Hi guys,
I am trying to get this to work but i get one error after the other.
Is this still compatible with the latest version (3.5.1) ?
I have added the plugin and code to taxonomy.php , then it comes with a error in rewrite.php…
Please help!
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/user-taxonomies/
]]>The plugin as written only works on taxonomies registered to one post type. It expects the second parameter $object_type of register_taxonomies() to be a string, but it can also take an array (as shown in the Codex).
For example, this fails to allow the taxonomy for the user:
register_taxonomy('visibility',array('pages','users'),$args);
See https://pastie.org/6464242 for a rewritten DJG_UserTaxonomies::registered_taxonomy method to allow the plugin to handle taxonomies for multiple post types.
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/user-taxonomies/
]]>Hello,
I’ve added a taxonomy to Users with several terms on that taxonomy. I’ve assigned different multiple terms to different users.
However, I’ve noticed that some users in the Admin screen would have terms displayed as ticked (assigned to them) even though they haven’t been assigned to them!! I’ve checked the DB and the correct data is stored there, but on the admin additional terms are displayed as ticked!
I’ve looked at the code and changed the following line:
<input type="radio" name="<?php echo $key?>" id="<?php echo "{$key}-{$term->slug}"?>" value="<?php echo $term->slug?>" <?php checked(true, is_object_in_term($user->ID, $key, $term))?> />
to
<input type=”radio” name=”<?php echo $key?>” id=”<?php echo “{$key}-{$term->slug}”?>” value=”<?php echo $term->slug?>” <?php checked(true, is_object_in_term($user->ID, $key, $term->term_id))?> />
I think that is_object_in_term() is behaving unexpectedly when passed a term object, rather than its ID. That seems to fix it.
I hope that helps someone!
Thanks for the plugin! Perhaps you will consider updating it with that bit of code, no worries if not, it might be just misbehaving a bit in my case ??
Dasha
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/user-taxonomies/
]]>Hi, would it be possible to include tag support on this plugin? As far as I know, the only difference between custom categories and custom tags is that the latter cannot be hierarchical, so it would be a matter of changing the way the taxonomy is shown in user profile, i.e. instead of using radio buttons it should allow entering new terms and selecting from existing ones, pretty much like the Tags metabox on a post edit page. Also there should be some place in the admin or in the custom code used to register the taxonomy where we should select whether we want the taxonomy to be a category or tag (given that we are using a non hierarchical taxonomy).
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/user-taxonomies/
]]>Hello,
With the 3.5 version if wordpress there is a change in the “get_the_terms” function. It begins by testing if the post_id in param is a real wp post.
If their is a post with the ID than the current user id it works. Else, it return false so the user has not term associated.
The solution is to use the function wp_get_object_terms instead of get_the_terms
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/user-taxonomies/
]]>Hi!
I’m thinking about using this plugin for a project I’m working on instead of relying on user meta. I’m wondering how you would query users by taxonomy. The basis for this plugin, https://justintadlock.com/archives/2011/10/20/custom-user-taxonomies-in-wordpress, describes using the function get_objects_in_term() but I wonder if that is the only way. Could you instead use get_users so that you could search for a user based on taxonomy AND meta/role/search/etc?
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/user-taxonomies/
]]>Fatal error: Call to a member function add_rewrite_tag() on a non-object in /wp-includes/taxonomy.php on line 333
What’s going on?
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/user-taxonomies/
]]>I tried looking for this in the plugin code but could not get it to change on the edit user panel in the admin. I would like to allow users to select multiple tags instead of just one as in the example. This could be easy but any help appreciated.
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/user-taxonomies/
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