Josh Robbs

It wouldn’t be simply a regex match. I’d be using conditionals too.

They want the site to be able to process URLs like:
domain.com/tax1
domain.com/tax2
domain.com/cpt1
domain.com/cpt1/tax1
domain.com/tax1/tax2
domain.com/cpt1/tax1/tax2

Tax1 and Tax2 are both custom taxonomies.

I’m assuming that I’m going to have to whip up a series of conditional statements based on the slugs before I get to the add_rewrite. And that means more database calls (is_taxonomy and whatnot). I’m afraid that doing that would slow down everything.

Please, correct me if I’m wrong.

I could add triggers if I need to.
Turn `domain.com/tax1′ into ‘domain.com/1/tax1’ so I’d know which rule to use. That could help shrink the process.

“The order items data structure is complex” Too true! I figured it out when I rebuilt the cart and checkout pages. But that looks like the hook I was looking form

Thanks!

Here’s a little more information and a more specific question.

I’m using this template for 3 taxonomies on 1 CPT:
$vars = get_the_terms( $post->ID , array( ‘tax_slug’) );
foreach ( $vars as $var) {
$output_var = $var->name;
}

It works the 1st time – whichever taxonomy I put first.

The 2nd and 3rd iterations don’t work. Here’s a sample var_dump:

object(WP_Error)#3417 (2) { ["errors"]=> array(1) { ["invalid_taxonomy"]=> array(1) { [0]=> string(17) "Invalid taxonomy." } } ["error_data"]=> array(0) { } }

To be clear, I’m using this on 3 custom taxonomies. Whichever taxonomy is 1st works – regardless of which taxonomy it is.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by Josh Robbs.

Tested and verified. Thank you again, Steven.

My apologies for not responding. This was a mis-post. I was looking for help with a plugin with a very similar name. Thank you for your help.

I’ll check the database, but the issue isn’t “http” vs “https”. The issue is “http://domain.com” vs “http://WWW.domain.com”. AFAIK the site has never been “http://domain.com” but that’s the src URL for all scripts.

Not quite what I was looking for, but it pointed me in the right direction.

Final functional code for retrieving date published of events created via Events Manager:

    if ( get_post_type() == 'event' ) {
    	global $post;
    	$this_date = mysql2date( get_option( 'date_format' ), $post->post_date );
    	$date = " on ". $this_date.".";
    }