Hello,
If it use the get_terms() function it should work fine. As alternative please check with advanced version.
Thanks
Hi,
Thank you for your response. How where can I check to see if it uses the get_terms() function? I’m pretty sure it does, but I’d like to make sure first before looking at the advanced version.
Edit: I think I found it. Does this look like the correct portion of code?
<select id="game-filter-platform" name="system" style="width: 110px">
<option value="">All Systems</option>
<?php foreach(gamedb_get_systems() as $k => $v) : ?>
<option value="<?php echo $k ?>"<?php selected($k, get_query_var('system')) ?>><?php echo $v ?></option>
<?php endforeach ?>
</select>
Hi,
Yes this appear to be the code, i suggest so you check with a function called gamedb_get_systems() this should use the get_terms().
Thanks
Hi,
Thank you again for your response. I’ve looked at the function, and here’s what I found:
function gamedb_get_systems() {
$all_systems = get_terms('system', array('hide_empty'=>false, 'orderby'=>'id'));
$systems = array();
foreach($all_systems as $system) {
$systems[$system->slug] = $system->name;
}
return $systems;
}
I see that it uses get_terms, which is great.
Also, I do see this commented out right above it:
/*
function gamedb_get_systems()
{
return array(
'wii-u' => 'Wii U',
'3ds' => '3DS',
'wii-u-eshop' => 'Wii U eShop',
'3ds-eshop' => '3DS eShop',
'mobile' => 'Mobile',
);
}*/
Looking at the commented function, shouldn’t I just be able to specify an order without having to use any plugin? What should my next step be?