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The built-in taxonomy 'post_tag'.
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Setting a value on existing tag metadata field when that tag was just created by a user
I have extra metadata (true/false) for taxonomy terms. What I'm trying to accomplish is give this field a value for new terms created by users (it doesn't matter if that value is true or false, just m …
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"If an object equals a term id then return the term name"
I hope this is alright to ask about on here, and I'm going to phrase it from a pure WordPress perspective, my dear forum moderators. I've previously asked the author. Plus I think it's a good, unique …
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"If an object equals a term id then return the term name"
Great googly moogly, I figured this one out.
$values = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), 'your_meta_whatever', true );
foreach ($values as $value)
{$term = get_term_by('term_id', $value, 'your taxono …
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