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  • We are having a similar problem on one of our websites.

    The site works fine until someone filters/searches with the widget, then they can only view the home page and none of the menus show up. It seems like the entire site is looking for the category selection query (including menus) instead of the page to list the results.

    This only happens once a session is set by the widget, and only after this update.

    While we’re on the subject of Admin Bar Suggestions, I’m having a couple of issues, as seen in this screen shot: https://www.citydealoftheday.com/images/temp/wp-admin-bar.jpg

    As I add more cities to my network, it gets increasingly difficult to find a Site, because they’re listed by date created, which is hard to remember. I think it would make more sense to list My Sites alphabetically.

    Also, if you have too many sites, the list just gets cut off at the bottom of your browser, with no way to scroll down

    Thread Starter arowe87

    (@arowe87)

    I was hoping I could use the description field of the tags to set a weight for each performer, but it wouldn’t let me sort by description, so I had to go into the database and modify the term_group field to a weight, which I would rather not do.

    $args = array(‘orderby’ => ‘term_group’, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’, ‘fields’ => ‘all’);
    $posttags = wp_get_object_terms($post->ID, ‘post_tag’, $args);

    In this example, it would be Zeppelin = 101, Alice = 102, Blur = 103.

    Do you think I’m better off with:

    1) wordpress functions (wp_get_object_terms) and term_group for tags
    2) creating the mysql query myself and using the description field
    3) has someone else used a better solution?

    Thanks,
    Aaron

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