Plugin Author
TC.K
(@wp_dummy)
There are some workaround.
Depends on what type is your field, if it is taxonomy field you need to use uwpqsf_tax_field_dropdown(), and if it is meta field then you need to use uwpqsf_cmf_field_dropdown()
eg:
add_filter('uwpqsf_tax_field_dropdown','add_text_between','');
function add_text_between($html){
if($taxname == 'taxo1'){// if taxo1 is the taxonomy slug
$html .= '<span>IN</span>'; //adding text here
}
//elseif if you multiple field that like to insert text
return $html;
}
Above code will become (dropdown[taxo1] ) IN (dropdown).
Hey there:)
Unfortunately, when I place that in my functions.php file, I get the following error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘)’ in /var/www/find/wp-content/themes/find/functions.php on line 210
My search is laid out like so:
Search all Custom Post Type pages in Custom Taxonomy
Update: Sorry, that looks like it was an error on my part. Your code is working…almost:) I just need to do a bit more messing around on my end, but thanks so much! 🙂
Update 2:)
Am I suppose to substitute $taxname with something? If I put
if($taxname != ‘location’){// if taxo1 is the taxonomy slug
then it “works”, but obviously produced duplicates. “location” is definitely the slug, so I’mg going wrong somewhere else…Do you have any idea?
Plugin Author
TC.K
(@wp_dummy)
Why don’t you use == instead of !=, because when you use !=, any taxonomy fields which is not ‘location’ will have the text appended.
I was using != just to check that it’s working. But now I am trying to target the one field with ==, but it’s not working.
My custom type’s slug is ‘location’, which I used in the functions snippet with ==, but it’s not working for some reason :/
Plugin Author
TC.K
(@wp_dummy)
The above code only work for TAXONOMY field, not for custom post type.
Where does the post type come from??
It’s a custom post type made with WP-Types
Plugin Author
TC.K
(@wp_dummy)
By default, the custom post type will not displayed at the search form. How you get the post type in the search form?
