Relationships between custom fields and taxonomy terms
I have a custom post type named products and a taxonomy named product_categories. There are some parent and child terms under product_categories.
I want to add min_price and max_price fields for each term in product page.
With Wordpress's add_post_meta function, I can add minimum and maximum prices as a custom field for each product, but I have no idea how to do relationship between these prices and taxonomy terms.
What should I do for that?
Thanks for your reply Anh, but my problem still continues with add_term_meta function.
For example:
$term_id = '10'; (Kitchen)
add_term_meta ($term_id, 'min_price', '99', true);
In this example, I am adding a minimum price $99 for Kitchen term. But I want to add this price for each posts.
For example:
- Post 1 / Term: Kitchen / Min price: 99
- Post 2 / Term: Kitchen / Min price: 250
- Post 3 / Term: Kitchen / Min price: 320
- Post 4 / Term: Kitchen / Min price: 59
That's exactly what I want to do.
wordpress taxonomy
asked Nov 16 '18 at 8:43
grylmzgrylmz
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I have a custom post type named products and a taxonomy named product_categories. There are some parent and child terms under product_categories.
I want to add min_price and max_price fields for each term in product page.
With Wordpress's add_post_meta function, I can add minimum and maximum prices as a custom field for each product, but I have no idea how to do relationship between these prices and taxonomy terms.
What should I do for that?
Thanks for your reply Anh, but my problem still continues with add_term_meta function.
For example:
$term_id = '10'; (Kitchen)
add_term_meta ($term_id, 'min_price', '99', true);
In this example, I am adding a minimum price $99 for Kitchen term. But I want to add this price for each posts.
For example:
- Post 1 / Term: Kitchen / Min price: 99
- Post 2 / Term: Kitchen / Min price: 250
- Post 3 / Term: Kitchen / Min price: 320
- Post 4 / Term: Kitchen / Min price: 59
That's exactly what I want to do.
wordpress taxonomy
asked Nov 16 '18 at 8:43
grylmzgrylmz
11
add a comment |
I have a custom post type named products and a taxonomy named product_categories. There are some parent and child terms under product_categories.
I want to add min_price and max_price fields for each term in product page.
With Wordpress's add_post_meta function, I can add minimum and maximum prices as a custom field for each product, but I have no idea how to do relationship between these prices and taxonomy terms.
What should I do for that?
Thanks for your reply Anh, but my problem still continues with add_term_meta function.
For example:
$term_id = '10'; (Kitchen)
add_term_meta ($term_id, 'min_price', '99', true);
In this example, I am adding a minimum price $99 for Kitchen term. But I want to add this price for each posts.
For example:
- Post 1 / Term: Kitchen / Min price: 99
- Post 2 / Term: Kitchen / Min price: 250
- Post 3 / Term: Kitchen / Min price: 320
- Post 4 / Term: Kitchen / Min price: 59
That's exactly what I want to do.
wordpress taxonomy
asked Nov 16 '18 at 8:43
grylmzgrylmz
11
I have a custom post type named products and a taxonomy named product_categories. There are some parent and child terms under product_categories.
I want to add min_price and max_price fields for each term in product page.
With Wordpress's add_post_meta function, I can add minimum and maximum prices as a custom field for each product, but I have no idea how to do relationship between these prices and taxonomy terms.
What should I do for that?
Thanks for your reply Anh, but my problem still continues with add_term_meta function.
For example:
$term_id = '10'; (Kitchen)
add_term_meta ($term_id, 'min_price', '99', true);
In this example, I am adding a minimum price $99 for Kitchen term. But I want to add this price for each posts.
For example:
- Post 1 / Term: Kitchen / Min price: 99
- Post 2 / Term: Kitchen / Min price: 250
- Post 3 / Term: Kitchen / Min price: 320
- Post 4 / Term: Kitchen / Min price: 59
That's exactly what I want to do.
wordpress taxonomy
wordpress taxonomy
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WordPress supports adding meta to taxonomy terms via add_term_meta function. You have to hook to the term edit page, showing the form and use add_term_meta to add meta values.
As there is a lot of work, I'd suggest using a custom fields framework like Meta Box. It supports term meta via MB Term Meta extension.
answered Nov 19 '18 at 4:43
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WordPress supports adding meta to taxonomy terms via add_term_meta function. You have to hook to the term edit page, showing the form and use add_term_meta to add meta values.
As there is a lot of work, I'd suggest using a custom fields framework like Meta Box. It supports term meta via MB Term Meta extension.
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WordPress supports adding meta to taxonomy terms via add_term_meta function. You have to hook to the term edit page, showing the form and use add_term_meta to add meta values.
As there is a lot of work, I'd suggest using a custom fields framework like Meta Box. It supports term meta via MB Term Meta extension.
answered Nov 19 '18 at 4:43
Anh TranAnh Tran
209210
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WordPress supports adding meta to taxonomy terms via add_term_meta function. You have to hook to the term edit page, showing the form and use add_term_meta to add meta values.
As there is a lot of work, I'd suggest using a custom fields framework like Meta Box. It supports term meta via MB Term Meta extension.
answered Nov 19 '18 at 4:43
Anh TranAnh Tran
209210
WordPress supports adding meta to taxonomy terms via add_term_meta function. You have to hook to the term edit page, showing the form and use add_term_meta to add meta values.
As there is a lot of work, I'd suggest using a custom fields framework like Meta Box. It supports term meta via MB Term Meta extension.
answered Nov 19 '18 at 4:43
Anh TranAnh Tran
209210
answered Nov 19 '18 at 4:43
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answered Nov 19 '18 at 4:43
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answered Nov 19 '18 at 4:43
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