Plugin Author
inapan
(@inapan)
@diogo15,
I’m not sure if I understand your question. The way I designed it is that the listbox in the frontend shows all the known tags. By clicking one of them it is added to the tag input-field. It is also possible to edit the tag input-field by hand and define new tags there (together with existing tags).
The way I understand your question is that you only want certain tags to appear in the listbox. In theory that’s possible but, because the tag input-field allows the creation of tags, tags can be created and attached to the post but they cannot be used for future posts (unless you include them in the admin section).
Im I totally wrong in my explanation of your question? Please let me know.
inapan
This is faster than i thought!… thank you, i guess that part is not working, i created several tags, but they are not showing in the dropdown “Tag listbox”,…
Sorry if my english is too bad,..
Really thank you, i solved it(jajaja), it doesn’t show the tags because the tags MUST be attached already to a post.
And if i would like manual tags??? i try this: (but it doesn’t work)
<?php
echo "<option value='MY_STATIC_TAG'>MY_STATIC_TAG</option>\n";
echo "<option>".$post_tag_list_default."</option>\n";
foreach (get_tags() as $tag){
echo "<option value=\"";echo $tag->term_id;echo "\">" . $tag->name . "</option>\n";
} ?>
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Plugin Author
inapan
(@inapan)
@diogo15,
You’re in the right corner of the code. In the unmodified code change
foreach (get_tags() as $tag)
to
foreach (get_tags('hide_empty=0') as $tag)
and tags which are unattached will show in the list.
I will change it in the next version. Thanks for pointing it out.
inapan
Thank you,… but how can i add a manual tag???
like above…
Plugin Author
inapan
(@inapan)
@diogo15,
What do you mean by ‘a manual tag’? You can create a new tag from the frontend with the widget just by typing it in the tags input-field. The content of this field can include existing tags and new tags, comma separated. The droplist is meant to choose quickly from existing tags.
Another way of creating a tag is from the Dashboard of course.
To test, choose two existing tags from the list, put a comma behind the content of the tags input-field and type a tag which doesn’t exist.
The result after posting will be a post with two existing tags and the newly created tag.
Does this answer your question?
inapan
You were right, my question are not so clever, mmmmm… i think i don’t want that the people can see all tags in the site, i just want anyone can choose just the tags i allow to them, like the categories,…so if i set them manually:
echo "<option value='MY_STATIC_TAG'>MY_STATIC_TAG</option>\n";
this doesn’t work…
Really Thanks for your time.
Plugin Author
inapan
(@inapan)
@diogo15,
OK, you’re welcome.
If you go to this page you see that get_tags has exclude and include options. These options let you control which tags will be returned by get_tags.
So, it is possible to ex- or include certain tags.
The problem however is that the tags input-field allows the creation of new tags. You could prevent that by changing the line which begins with
<input type="text" name="quick_post_tags" id="quick_post_tags"
to
<input readonly type="text" name="quick_post_tags" id="quick_post_tags"
Instead of readonly you could also use disabled.
It is a bit clumsy this way because there is no way to correct the input. I think the only way to enable that would be a tags checklist as well as a tags input-field (like the custom taxonomies).
inapan
Really really really thank you….
