Is it possible to query posts with tax queries after multisite switch_to_blog() function?
On my newly installed multisite with 1 installed plugin ACF. And all code below is not being run though any filter or action and on the front end.
tax-query
Get list of terms that have posts in another term
I have a product attribute called “color” and when I am on the archive page (e.g. color=blue) I want to display a list of all the parent product categories that contain products with that attribute, color=blue.
OR for a single taxonomy in a tax_query
I have a tax_query that has a value added like this:
Very complex post query
I need to create a very complex post query, but I don’t know if such a query can exist, or if I have to write PHP code to combine the results of two different queries…
How to get rid of variations with unspecified attributes
Some of my products have these weird variations with unspecified attributes (I am using Size and Color in my store). It looks like this:
Fetch posts that match term slug first two letters (wp query)
I want to fetch all posts whos terms matched the first two letters of the search letters. For example, I have terms 8027179, 8027180, 8247180. Now I want to assign letter 80 and fetch posts attached to 8027179 and 8027180. Let me know if need more explanation.
Query with meta_query and tax_query together not working properly
I got some post in some categories { kids, man, woman } , and some ACF meta fields per country { Japan, South Korea ... }.
Escaping WP_Query tax_query when term has special character(s)
Here’s my issue. I have a custom post type that I’m attaching a custom taxonomy to. This taxonomy will allow the admin to provide search suggestions that will ensure the post is found when a user searches. This taxonomy is also used on the front-end to autocomplete the search field with these suggestions.
Nested meta_query with multiple relation keys
I am curious whether WordPress is able to run nested meta_query, with each having different relation keys? As of WordPress 3.0, tax_query is able to perform this function; I’m wondering whether this has an equivalent with meta_query.
When/why does ‘$query->get( ‘tax_query’ );’ return empty?
First the code: