Bas Matthee

This is explained in the installation tab on the plugin page.

Easiest way:

// Put this code in your template
if (function_exists('get_all_terms_meta'))
{
    $metaList = get_all_terms_meta($category_id);
}

This will retrieve all meta values of the category in the $metaList array;

Hi Ramon,

What map type are you trying to embed? Do you have an example of the code that you see inside the WP Editor?

Thanks in advance!

Nice! Thank you!

Does it work when you try to echo $metaValue[0] in stead of $metaValue?

If not, could you maybe put the following code before the echo $metaValue; line and tell me what you see on your screen?

echo '<pre>';
print_r($metaValue);
echo '</pre>';

Hoe bedoel je, hij komt niet terug? Hij overschrijft de oude plugin. Als deze nog is ingeschakeld zou het wel goed moeten gaan..

Yes. Het is de bedoeling dat je de plugin-bestanden vervangt met de inhoud van het zip-bestandje. Het is de plugin met wat aanpassingen. Als die naar behoren werkt, kan ik de officiele plugin vervangen met de nieuwe versie die jij nu test. 😉

Hi Strikerux,

If the $category_id variable contains the correct ID, and ‘catimage’ is the exact name of the field, then $metaValue should be an array with the image.

The array would look something like this:

Array (
    [0] => http://www.example.com/path/to/your/image.jpg
)

So if you would like to display the image, you would have to use $metaValue[0], which contains the image. You should add the <img> tag around it do display the image as image in stead of a plain URL.

Simplified example:

<img src="<?php echo $metaValue[0]; ?>"/>