jamesthemonkeh

Thanks for the response. Yes, it looks like either late yesterday or this morning these were removed.

Good

Well I think you found the answer – adding the rating to custom fields instead of taxonomy gives me what I’m looking for!

$my_array[]=get_field( 'rating' );

Thanks.

You are correct that using term names was ill considered – this was built a few years ago, before I knew any better.

So now I have 150+ posts each using about 15 custom taxonomies. I have too many posts to convert the data manually, and cannot say I especially fancy trying to do so programmatically with close to zero database knowledge. Maybe I should?

I also have some performance issues on editing/saving posts that use up 100% of server CPU, making website unusable for 5 minutes each time I save (or WP autosaves) and had wondered whether my mass use of taxonomies was causing the issue…not got around to debugging that…again mostly because I don’t know much away from front/end.

Thanks again.

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Thanks for the responses. I am using PHP 7.1.9 so this should be fine.

So I tried creating a new array and converting strings, using:

$arr2 = array_map(function($value) {
    return floatval($value);
}, $my_array);

This resulted in an array of 0’s:

Array ( [0] => 0 [1] => 0 [2] => 0 [3] => 0 [4] => 0 )

I cannot understand why. My assumption is that it is data-related and the code is fine, as if I change my original array to be an array of strings, as @bcworkz above, then the sum works.

Well the client app is a different website of mine.

Currently I am using:

include_once( ABSPATH . WPINC . '/feed.php' );
			$rsslist = array(   'https://www.houseminimaltechnodisco.com/feed/'  );
			$rsslist2 = array(   'https://www.djmixoftheweek.com/feed/'  );
			// Get a SimplePie feed object from the specified feed source.
			$rss = fetch_feed( $rsslist );
            $rss2 = fetch_feed( $rsslist2 );

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Thanks for your response. You are right that Yoast is doing it for me, I should have realised!

Incidentally adding wp_reset_query() didn’t fix it (it makes sense that it should), but it is irrelevant.

Thanks
James

Thanks for your answers and explanations.

I realised that the easiest way to do this is just add a custom field rather than a custom taxonomy, and sort that way.

Much appreciated
James

The error was caused by a rewrite rule in our web.config file:

<rule name=”API” stopProcessing=”true”>
<match url=”API” />
<conditions logicalGrouping=”MatchAll” trackAllCaptures=”false” />
</rule>

We are due to upgrade to PHP7 soon – I’d need to get one of our b/e developers to do that though as I don’t have access. Not something I will be able to get done straight away I’m afraid.

The permissions for wordfence-waf.php are as follows:

DBTEST\FTP Users:(ID)F
DBTEST\BasicAuth:(ID)R
BUILTIN\IIS_USERS:(ID)R
BUILTIN\Administrators:(ID)F
NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM:(ID)F
BUILTIN\Users:(ID)R

Apologies, I do not have them in numeric format.

Hi Dave

I have tried both of the above (display_errors was already set to on) but there are still no errors logged or displayed.

We are running PHP version 5.6.17.

Kind regards
James

Amazing! I had added a custom taxonomy called ‘year’. I’ve changed that now, swapped the permalinks away and back to post-name and it is all working.

Thank you ever so much ??

Amazing – how did I not know this from 6 months of developing with WordPress?!!

Have a good day/night ??

OK I am further forward.

I have a folder called “blog” in my file structure. If I delete it, I can then see my blog.

However it then quickly recreates itself.

Help!!!

Thanks for responding. I have the posts page sent to blog. But all that displays on screen when I go to https://iwillbeawebdeveloper.co.uk/blog/ is a basic directory screen.

I have concluded it is an issue with my host and will contact them. Thanks for responding.