I have some custom posts that I need to be able to list and link to at various points around a site.
They are case studies and I want to make them contextually relevant to services, which are currently just pages.
Ideally I want to be able to insert 'case-studies' into a URL, have it recognised and then either list relevant posts if there is nothing following it, or display the post based on the slug that follows case-studies.
EG:
/service1/case-studies - lists all case study posts relevant to service1
/service1/case-studies/blah displays the 'blah' case study post
In the above service1 is just a page. The URL might even be
/service1/subservice/case-studies
/service1/subservice/case-studies/blah
I'm thinking that relationships will handle the relevancy - so a case-studies listing will look up all case studies related to the slug preceding 'case-studies' in the url (so in these cases subservice or service1)
I've looked at wp-router (https://github.com/jbrinley/WP-Router) but I'm not sure how I can use the slugs preceding the case-studies marker to query for relevance.
Anyone had any luck with useful URL routing in Wordpress?
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There is a problem, I do not know how to solve it.
The scheme is as follows.
There are categories of goods, in this form:
Category-1(term_id=1)<br>
subcategory-1(term_id=4)<br>
subcategory-2(term_id=5)<br>
subcategory-3(name Tour)(term_id=6)<br>
Category-2(term_id=2)<br>
subcategory-1(term_id=7)<br>
subcategory-2(name Tour)(term_id=8)<br>
https://docs.gravityforms.com/creating-a-feed-for-the-advanced-post-creation-add-on/
Gravity Forms will initially look for the category/tag of the same name as specified and use that. If no match is found, then a new category/tag will be created. All new categories/tags created this way will be placed at the top level of the category/tags hierarchy.
I tried everything in the Populate Anything settings, I can’t get it to correlate with the category that I need.I need this (subcategory-2(name Tour)(term_id=8)), inserts here anyway (subcategory-3(name Tour)(term_id=6))
By the way, I'll add one more thing.
https://github.com/gravitywiz/snippet-library/blob/master/gp-populate-anything/gppa-display-terms-hierarchically.php
It would seem that he chose the category that is needed, how to force the search not by name, but by term id?
Can we call one taxonomy term from another as a parent and child relation for example I need to click on product category and that show me product series page and when I click on product each series that will lead me to actual product detail means node, so I have two taxonomies category and series I am about to click on category to carry me to series page and then to click on series page to carry me to product detail page on the concern series”
no codebase problem
i am expecting that these two taxonomies may be used as i have mentioned in the question summary but, i can't do it so i hope some help in resolving this issue
Let's look at this answer, I hope it will help you.
Taxonomy terms from the same vocabulary filtered and referenced on multiple content types
To do this you’ll need to have the Entity Reference module installed. So get that out of the way quickly with drush dl entity reference -y and drush en entityreference -y if you haven't already.
First up, we need the taxonomy set up.
Let's demonstrate with the help of an image.
You’ll notice that these terms could be more or less grouped into two categories: Transport and Sleeping. One term (couchette) kinda fits both criteria and is there to exemplify the reason for not using 2 different vocabularies to handle the issue. Now we need to technically make the distinction between these terms as well and since they are entities, we can use a field for that.
So we can now go ahead and add a new field to this vocabulary of the type List (text) with whatever widget you’d like (and let’s call the field Type). You should make the allowed number of values unlimited and put the following in the allowed values list:
Edit each term and select the appropriate type. As expected, for the term couchette, you should select both options.
Now that we have our taxonomy squared away, it’s time to create a View that will handle the filtering of these terms. Because if we now add the Tags taxonomy term reference field to our content types in the normal fashion (as it is already present in the Article content type) we’ll be able to select all the terms in the vocabulary for all the content types. And that's not what we want now.
So create a drupal 7/8 View that shows taxonomy terms of the Tags vocabulary - let’s call it Tags Filter. Add 2 displays of the type Entity Reference and a filter of the field we added to our terms earlier. So for instance the first display can show the terms which have Sleeping selected and the other one can show terms which have Transport. Save the View and you can close it.
Now finally we can edit our content types and add to each a new field of the type Entity Reference with a select list widget. For the target type select Taxonomy term and under Entity Selection choose the following: for Mode, go with Views: filter by entity reference view and then select the View in question - one of the two displays which we created earlier. In the picture below, I named one of the displays
I'm implementing Google tag manager for product view on web e-Commerce.
In a document from Google, it says about category attribute.
The category to which the product belongs (e.g. Apparel). Use / as a delimiter to specify up to 5-levels of hierarchy (e.g. Apparel/Men/T-Shirts).
So we can send multi-level categories separated by forward slash. But what if category name, for example, is "3/4 inches". How can we escape it to make sure that it will be one-level category name in GA Dashboard.
In additional, if I would like to send 2-level categories:
Level1: Screws
Level2: 3/4 inches
How could we send data in category attribute ?
As I worked around so far, I've tried
In JS, categoryname.replace(/\//g,'\/')
In JS, categoryname.replace(/\//g,'-')
In JS, categoryname.replace(/\//g,'%26')
But I don't know what is the best practice for this.
Thank you in advance.
Link to Stack Exchange question
I have a custom article type that contains a list of taxonomy terms
For example articles can be tagged with a location and possibly multiple topics.
On any given article's display page I would like to be able to pull a single view that gives a list of other articles that share any of of the taxonomy terms.
If an article was tagged with the topics of recipes & chicken as well as the location of new york I would like my single view to present the five most recent articles that share any one of the above tags.
The taxonomy terms have been added to the articles in the form of new fields of either the "Term reference" or "Node Reference" type. (field_topic, field_location)
I know that I have to somehow use a Contextual Filter, but I am having some trouble figuring out how to set and debug my "default argument".
I suspect that I've got to choose:
Taxonomy term ID from URL
Load the default filter from the node page
Do something with PHP code
I'm really struggling to get this displaying anything, and I can't even see a way to debug to find out what the values I'm getting are.
Can anyone help figure this out? Even some guidance on the right direction to look would be welcome at this point.
You can do this in just clicks if you have Drupal 7 and Views 3 (You already have this I'm sure).
Your configuration is correct so far.
Choose " Provide default value " as action to take if arg is not given.
Choose Term ID from URL"
Check "Load default filter from node page, that's good for related taxonomy blocks"
:)
this will load term IDs from the current node's term reference field if arguments are not given.
I am having trouble to what i should name this in the title field...
Question is. I want to select a blogpost by entering its title, like this:
http://localhost:3254/blog/2010/10/net-programming
The title of the blogpost should be ".net programming". So i have setup a route to look for a year a month and finally a string. But how should i save this in the database to be able to search for it?
Should i add a field, like id, that contains asp-programming? or should i parse the title for every search? or should i convert the title and then convert it back before displaying it to the user?
The standard method is to create a separate column in the database (usually called 'slug' or permalink) that stores the html-friendly name that may be used by Urls. Then, if the title of the post changes you would normally keep the slug the same so that anyone who has bookmarked the link can still find the post. The value us usually defaulted from the blog title, replacing spaces with - and removing any non url friendly characters.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slug_%28web_publishing%29
There are two possible solutions I can think of
Create your own Route handler and within its code, search for the actual record in the database
Create an action method in a Controller that accepts a string parameter and call that parameter id (or whatever the default is in your MapRoutes method).