Uživatelské taxonomie, přidávání uživatelských polí k taxonomiím

Custom user taxonomies »

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To add a custom field to your custom taxonomy, add the following code to your theme’s functions.php:

// A callback function to add a custom field to our "presenters" taxonomy  
function presenters_taxonomy_custom_fields($tag) {  
// Check for existing taxonomy meta for the term you're editing  
$t_id = $tag->term_id; // Get the ID of the term you're editing  
$term_meta = get_option( "taxonomy_term_$t_id" ); // Do the check  
?>  
<tr class="form-field">  
    <th scope="row" valign="top">  
        <label for="presenter_id"><?php _e('WordPress User ID'); ?></label>  
    </th>  
    <td>  
        <input type="text" name="term_meta[presenter_id]" id="term_meta[presenter_id]" size="25" style="width:60%;" value="<?php echo $term_meta['presenter_id'] ? $term_meta['presenter_id'] : ''; ?>"><br />  
        <span class="description"><?php _e('The Presenter\'s WordPress User ID'); ?></span>  
    </td>  
</tr>  
<?php  
}

Next, we’ll create a callback function that we’ll use to save our custom fields. Add the following code to your theme’s functions.php:

// A callback function to save our extra taxonomy field(s)  
function save_taxonomy_custom_fields( $term_id ) {  
if ( isset( $_POST['term_meta'] ) ) {  
    $t_id = $term_id;  
    $term_meta = get_option( "taxonomy_term_$t_id" );  
    $cat_keys = array_keys( $_POST['term_meta'] );  
    foreach ( $cat_keys as $key ){  
        if ( isset( $_POST['term_meta'][$key] ) ){  
            $term_meta[$key] = $_POST['term_meta'][$key];  
        }  
    }  
//save the option array  
update_option( "taxonomy_term_$t_id", $term_meta );  
}  
}

Let’s associate these callback functions to the „edit“ screen for our custom taxonomies. Add the following code to your theme’s functions.php:

// Add the fields to the "presenters" taxonomy, using our callback function  
add_action( 'presenters_edit_form_fields', 'presenters_taxonomy_custom_fields', 10, 2 );  
// Save the changes made on the "presenters" taxonomy, using our callback function  
add_action( 'edited_presenters', 'save_taxonomy_custom_fields', 10, 2 );

To access a custom field added to your custom taxonomy using the method noted earlier, add the following code inside your custom taxonomy template (in our case, taxonomy-presenters.php), within the PHP block at the top:

// Get the custom fields based on the $presenter term ID  
$presenter_custom_fields = get_option( "taxonomy_term_$presenter->term_id" );  
// Return the value for the "presenter_id" custom field  
$presenter_data = get_userdata( $presenter_custom_fields[presenter_id] ); // Get their data

To see what data is stored inside the custom fields you created, add the print_r function to your template, then preview it:

<?php
    echo '<pre>';
    print_r( $presenter_custom_fields );
    echo '</pre>';
?>

To keep it dynamic, we are passing in the „presenter_id“ field of our $presenter_custom_fields variable. Now, to see what data you have to work with, use print_r again:

<?php
    echo '<pre>';
    print_r( $presenter_data );
    echo '</pre>';
?>

Zdroj: How To Add Custom Fields To Custom Taxonomies »

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To add a form field to the Edit Category screen we’ll use the edit_category_form_fields action hook available in WordPress:

<?php
add_action ( 'edit_category_form_fields', 'tme_cat_featured');
 
function tme_cat_featured( $tag ) {
 
//check for existing featured ID
$cat_featured = get_option( 'category_featured' );
$featured_id = '';
if ( is_array( $cat_featured ) && array_key_exists( $tag->term_id, $cat_featured ) ) {
     $featured_id = $cat_featured[$tag->term_id] ;
}
?>
<tr class="form-field">
    <th scope="row" valign="top"><label for="category_featured"><?php _e('Featured Post ID') ?></label></th>
    <td>
        <input type="text" name="category_featured" id="category_featured" size="3" style="width:5%;" value="<?php echo $featured_id; ?>"><br />
        <span class="description">The post ID that will be the featured post when viewing this category.</span>
    </td>
</tr>
<?php
}
?>

The above code will add a single text field (Featured Post ID) to the Edit Category screen.

Now we need to save the input to our option array. To capture the ID when a category is updated we’ll use the edited_category action hook like so:

<?php
add_action ( 'edited_category', 'tme_save_featured');
 
function tme_save_featured( $term_id ) {
if ( isset( $_POST['category_featured'] ) ) {
         
    //load existing category featured option
    $current_featured = get_option( 'category_featured' );
 
    //set featured post ID to proper category ID in options array      
    $current_featured[$term_id] = intval( $_POST['category_featured'] );
         
    //save the option array
     update_option( 'category_featured', $current_featured );
    }
}
?>

As you can see we are saving the Category ID and Featured Post ID as a single associative array option value in WordPress named category_featured. As you add Featured Post ID values to each of your categories they will be added to this array and saved in WordPress.

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