theMikeD

There is an updated version in the queue, waiting for WP plugin team to approve it. It’s been a while now. Out of my hands I’m afraid.

Closing for now.

Glad you got this resolved. Caches are a two-way sword for sure.

Hi Maria,

That’s not possible in WordPress. Can you describe why you’re trying to do this? Maybe there is another way.

…Mike

Yep, we had a custom call to dashboard_glance_items that wasn’t returning a value. Our mistake, but thanks for pointing us in the right direction!

No code changes. It was a compatibility version bump.

As I suspected, WPML is unable to handle JSON: https://wpml.org/forums/topic/translating-options-saved-as-json/

Even better!

Hi Ivan,

Sorry about that! I didn’t realize this function was being used directly. Please update your code to use

$image_term_id = gtaxi_get_taxonomy_image( array( 'term' => $term, 'format' => 'id' ) );

instead of

$image_term_id = rgc_get_term_meta( $term, ‘term_thumbnail_id’ );

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by theMikeD.

Great! Thanks for your patience and for helping me improve the code! I’ll mark this as closed now but please open a new thread if you see any other weirdness ??

Try v2.0.1 pls, I fixed a small error.

OK. The reason I asked to see how you’re using it is so that I can see if you’re using it specifically for the term meta stored with this plugin, or if you’re using it for the general retrieval of term meta.

rgc_get_term_meta() is a wrapper for two things: get_term_meta() and then if that failed, to get the term meta that Genesis used to add in pre-2.3.0 (2016). This code still exists in the updated plugin (which you can see here). However this is a private method not accessible directly.

The only reason this code still exists is for people running Genesis pre-2.3.0, when genesis slurped in all term meta whenever a term object was retrieved. This hasn’t been in Genesis since 2016 and I plan to phase out support for it at some point in the future.

So there are two options. First, I can add back that function for you. However I don’t suggest this.

The second solution is to use either gtaxi_get_taxonomy_image or get_term_meta to get the image ID.

Marking gtaxi_get_taxonomy_image as deprecated was a mistake that I’ll fix shortly.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by theMikeD.

Before I answer, can I see the exact function call you’re using please?

Hi Lozula,

Give me a sec to look into this for you.

Thanks guys