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user 74311
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
to add a meta value on a term creation, you can use that :
const TAXONOMIE_SLUG = "category";
add_action("create_" . TAXONOMIE_SLUG, function ($term_id, $tt_id) {
$user = wp_get_current_user() …
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Filtering a list of objects with 'OR' on the same field
the function wp_filter_object_list can only filter one value.
for your filter try that :
$post_tags = array_filter($post_tags, function ($e) {
return in_array($e->slug, ["dog", "cat"]);
});
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