Archie Makuwa

Thanks a lot. The thing is I already have that setup running which I coded manually.

I have main categories, ie: Chocolates | Cars. They all filter using quicksand.js on individual pages. So if you goto: https://www.demo.co.za/categories/chocolates – you get a unique filter of chocolates.

Below that I have a dropdown list which has the chocolate brands, now I can’t get that to work (do more filtering).

??

Thanks though, will keep fighting ??

Hi,

Did you come right? I have the following code on my side:

<!-- Filter per sub-category -->
			<h3>Filter your results</h3>
			<?php
				//
				$this_category = get_category(get_query_var('cat'),false);
				$cat_ID = (int)get_query_var('cat');
				$results = get_categories('&child_of='.$cat_ID.'&hide_empty');
			?>	

			<select name="sub-filter" ONCHANGE="location = this.options[this.selectedIndex].value;">
			<?php
				foreach ($results as $res){
					echo '<option value= "';
					echo network_site_url() . '/category/' . $mylink->slug . '/' . $res->slug ;
					echo '"'. '>';
					echo $res->name;
					echo '</option>';

					var_dump($mylink);
				}
			?>
			</select>

What happens there, I have used the default category listing. The top category takes you to the parents taxonomy menu (www.site.com/category/chocolate).

From the above link, you get a dropdown list with all the chocolates (black chocolate, etc). However I cannot get the above code to filter some more. How did you work your way around the code?

Hi there!!

Did you come right? Here I am three months down the line looking for the same solutions…

Or if you won’t require that plugin again – just logon to your serve and delete it. You might have to clean up your database structure if you are the neat type.

Hi,

1) I see an empty paragraph.

2) I see a padding of 1.625em around most of your divs.

Use Firebug to go through your HTML/CSS.

#RESOLVED

Ah, you two geniuses ??

The following code worked:

$myprovince = get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'province' );
foreach( $myprovince as $term ) {
    echo ( $term [name]);
}

I also tried the following:

$myprovince = get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'province', true );
echo ($myprovince->name); //aware of this
print_r ($myprovince->name); //also aware

No result. Nothing gets output to the website. What am I doing wrong?

Can I scream?

Scott,

You are the man!! (Well, you have heard that one before). I am able to get the selected taxonomy terms but the code:

$myterms = get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'province' );
echo ( $myterms );

But then the output is just: Province: Array

A var_dump displays the following output:

array (size=1)
  0 =>
    array (size=9)
      'term_id' => string '34' (length=2)
      'name' => string 'Mpumalanga' (length=10)
      'slug' => string 'mpumalanga' (length=10)
      'term_group' => string '0' (length=1)
      'term_taxonomy_id' => string '84' (length=2)
      'taxonomy' => string 'provinces' (length=9)
      'description' => string '' (length=0)
      'parent' => string '0' (length=1)
      'count' => string '0' (length=1)

In that instance the province that matched the selected province instance is selected (Mpumalanga), but how do I display that province name after instead of the currently displaying (Array)?

Hi Scott,

Thank you for the reply. I have the following setup:
– Field Type: Relationship
– Related to: The custom taxonomy I created (in this case ‘Provinces’).

That is the only settings I have touched, and I manually wrote the code for the Taxonomy list. Is there something I am missing?

I am able to save the terms and they save (the are not lost when I want to edit the content over again).

Hi Wpismypuppet!

Basically I have a custom post type setup (using Pods). There a user can select a province from a list of checkboxes (so they can basically select more than one province).

On the front-end, I want the list selected province/s taxonomy terms to display on the page, thus the:
$myterms = get_term( $post->ID, 'provinces' );

Am I doing anything wrong?

Hi,

I am fairly new to Sass myself. I use it on a local development and this was mostly motivated by the responsive theme – Bones by Eddie Machado (https://eddiemachado.com/)

On my local machine I simply installed ScouttApp (https://mhs.github.com/scout-app/) which is fairly easy to use and learn.

To get a grasp and Sass, you may consider working from an already existing sass template (layout) such as the bones theme before diving into the hard core stuff. There are plenty of themes using sass out there.

Good luck!