Plugin Author
TC.K
(@wp_dummy)
Yes, you can. You can change your checkbox in order to do this. There is a filter for this: ajwpqs_tax_field_checkbox()
eg
add_filter('ajwpqs_tax_field_checkbox', 'custom_checkbox_field','',9);
function test_field_5($html,$type,$exc,$hide,$taxname,$taxlabel,$taxall,$c,$divclass){
//here you can customize your checkboxes.
}
Frankly, it is not easy to use this filter, if you are not familiar with those parameters, you can refer to /classes/ajwpqsf-misc-class.php and look for function output_formtaxo_fields to see how to use it.
Thread Starter
Aldo
(@ab_lu)
Thanks, worked perfectly.
Maybe as Feature request if you would add multiselect as possible display type, would be great 😉
Thread Starter
Aldo
(@ab_lu)
Hello
Just realized, that my code does not the job as the checkboxes.
I use this code to create a multiselect list:
add_filter('ajwpqs_tax_field_checkbox', 'custom_checkbox_field','',9);
function custom_checkbox_field($html,$type,$exc,$hide,$taxname,$taxlabel,$taxall,$c,$divclass){
//here you can customize your checkboxes.
$eid = explode(",", $exc);
$args = array('hide_empty'=>$hide,'exclude'=>$eid );
$terms = get_terms($taxname,$args);
$html = '<div class="'.$divclass.' taxdropdown-'.$c.'"><label class="tax-label-'.$c.'">'.$taxlabel.'</label>';
$html .= '<input type="hidden" name="taxo['.$c.'][name]" value="'.$taxname.'">';
$html .= '<select id="taxselect-'.$c.'" name="taxo['.$c.'][term]" multiple class="chosen chzn-select"><option selected value="awpqsftaxoall">'.$taxall.'</option>';
foreach ( $terms as $term ) {
$html .= '<option value="'.$term->slug.'">'.$term->name.'</option>';
}
$html .= '</select><br>';
$html .= '</div>';
return $html;
}
Unfortunately the first selection gets only to the search query. What else is needed, so your code picks up all the selected terms in the multiselect list?
